bEGREDELEG bINGO

Is it really worth the entry fee? What do you actually get out of it? Measly prizes and an expensive bar menu. Think it over carefully now.
Well, if you insist... the bingo itself is free. All night long—and it practically never ends.
You pay to secure a spot on the sofa, complete with snacks, and to make music requests! You become part of a sort of interactive jukebox!

We are repeating the fiasco of 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 with a dismal bingo night at Kulturstova. I can't recall if we held this rubbish in 2021. It’s going to be a dreary evening where people can meet other desperate souls—we’re certain of that. We’ll see if we can dig up some pathetic prizes. Expect simple background music, guests moaning and complaining, and an amateurish bingo caller. We sincerely hope someone else will step up to guide the audience through this miserable evening, but as a last resort, we have Bingo Starr—who has been unemployed since the last event. Want to try your hand at calling bingo? Send a brief application with references to post@idhuset.no.


Doors open at 7:00 PM, and for some unfathomable reason, tickets sell out instantly. Space is usually tight, and the most worn-out chairs and that brown sofa with no cushioning are generally the only ones left.


So stay tuned and act fast if you want to experience a gloomy evening with others. We have expensive bingo markers for sale—items that have been sitting in a hot storage room for two or three excruciating years. The backstage room featuring the live stream from Kulturstova will be available again this year, but naturally, we can never—under any circumstances or in any way—guarantee that the computer equipment won't lag, which in turn causes a delay in the broadcast.