Community Bingo returns to Pioche

Community Bingo Night returned to Pioche on April 4. The event was held at the newly redesigned Pioche Town Hall, and people of all ages came out to enjoy the evening. April marked the first game night of the new year as bingo has been paused through the winter due to holidays and weather.

Friday night’s prize table was loaded with gifts, including toys, household goods and other items for both children and adults. The first several rounds were won by young players, drawing laughter and cheers from the crowd. Eventually, the adults gained traction and started picking up wins of their own.

Bingo Night has grown in popularity since its 2024 revival by Suzanne Reifsnyder and the Pioche Chamber of Commerce. What began as a small gathering has become a well-attended monthly event. Some nights draw crowds of nearly 60 people. 

Bingo is tentatively scheduled for the first Friday of each month at 6 p.m. in the Pioche Town Hall. Event details are posted on Facebook and local bulletin boards preceding each event. Each round costs 25 cents per card to play and continues until a winner is found. All proceeds go directly to support the Pioche Labor Day fireworks show.