
Craigmillar & Niddrie's Monthly Bingo & Music Night
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Join the fun at Craigmillar and Niddries monthly prize bingo and live music night, starting at 6 PM on April 26th. This intimate event, capped at 30 people, offers a perfect blend of games and tunes to foster local connections. Organized by Calum Baird and James Pheely, the event has been a hit since its debut in January, providing a much-needed social spot in the neighborhood. Last months performance by Chris Tracey and visit from Grant Stott kept the energy high. Dont miss out on these community-building gatherings, as spots fill up fast.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Craigmillar & Niddrie's Monthly Bingo & Music Night. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Folks in Craig Miller and Nidry are gearing up for their monthly prize bingo and live music night, set for Sunday the 26th of April from 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. This community event mixes fun gains with tunes to spark some local vibes, capping at 30 people for that intimate feel. It kicked off in January when local organizer Callum Bear teamed up with James Philly from the White House Community Cafe. Some have been running open mic nights called Take the Stage, and James heard folks craving bingo, so they blended the two into this winning combo. People love it because weekends lack solid social spots around here. Local say it's a fresh way to chat, play, and connect with neighbors they might have miss otherwise, building real bonds in the neighborhood. Last month's edition in May drew a crowd with musician Chris Tracy performing and broadcast a grand start, stopping by, keeping the energy high. Some stoked on the buzz and wants these nice to keep rolling strong. With spots filling fast, grab yours quick.
These gatherings are proving to be the heartbeat of Craig Miller and Nidry social scene, month after. Month. Edinburgh news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters. I'm Corey with the story.
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