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Bingo Night with American Legion Post 128
Bingo Night with American Legion Post 128

When
Feb 28th, 2026
4:00pm - 7:00pm
Where
636 Madison Road StanardsvilleVA 22973

The folks at American Legion Post 128 in Stanardsville are bringing back a crowd favorite… BINGO NIGHT is officially back on the calendar!

Mark it down for Saturday, February 28th from 4 to 7 PM at the American Legion, 636 Madison Road in Stanardsville. Three full hours of laughs, prizes, and good old-fashioned community fun. Whether you’re a seasoned bingo shark or you still whisper the numbers under your breath, everyone is welcome.

This is the kind of Saturday night that feels like hometown magic… friends at your table, a little friendly competition, and maybe walking out with some extra cash in your pocket. Not a bad way to kick off the weekend.

Get there early to snag a good seat and warm up those lucky cards.

So tag your bingo crew, call your aunt who takes this very seriously, and make plans for a fun night out in Greene County.

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