Bingo Lingo, one of the most beloved nightlife experiences in Cardiff, is set to relocate to Tiger Yard in Cardiff Bay for a month-long outdoor event series.
Starting August 2nd, the popular bingo nights will transition from DEPOT Cardiff to the scenic, waterside venue of Tiger Yard. This change promises attendees the same interactive atmosphere they enjoy, but now under the summer sky as the sun sets.
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What is Bingo Lingo?
The company website describes Bingo Lingo as “an unforgettable night of bingo mixed in with huge party anthems, on-stage battles, crowd-pleasing stage performers, and interactive hosts with a chance to win a whole host of prizes.”
The Bingo Mad company has entertained hundreds of thousands of people over the last 8 years, bringing their shows to over 50 locations in Cardiff, Liverpool, Birmingham, Southampton, and Ibiza.
Tiger Yard Utilises Shipping Containers for Business Purposes
Tiger Yard itself is an innovative outdoor food court in Cardiff Bay, boasting six permanent kitchens and two purpose-built bars crafted from 22 colourful shipping containers.
This visually striking venue can accommodate up to 1,000 guests at once and has gained popularity since its opening last summer, hosting various events including street food festivals, live music performances, and charity initiatives.
Bingo Lingo and Food Hub: A Winning Combination
Bingo Lingo and Tiger Yard are both operated by the DEPOT group, known for managing Cardiff's prominent independent entertainment space, DEPOT Cardiff.
Rhys Hartley, Operations Manager at Bingo Lingo, expressed excitement about the outdoor event, emphasising the combination of Bingo Lingo's vibrant energy with the delectable offerings from Tiger Yard's food and drink vendors.
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