Pride Month Bingo Craft Night with Em Readman

For all the queer dreamers and goal achievers, Pride Month Bingo Craft Night is a community collaging evening, hosted by resident overly-ambitious-goal-setter-and-bingo-card-aficionado Em Readman (they/them). Create your own personal bingo card, with each square filled with things you want to achieve or experience over the next year. Take it home, display it in your home and tick off the squares until you get B-I-N-G-O! Immense thanks to Vic Park Community Centre for your support in providing a space for this event! Details: All materials provided, including Blank Bingo Cards, stickers, diamantes, pens and pencils, collaging materials, and snacks + soft drinks. Feel free to bring any other crafting materials you desire Your host, Em Readman, will guide you through placement advice for an easy, medium, or hard Bingo Card, and offer ideas for experiences and goals you can write down, or you can ask your fellow crafters! Need a magnet to hold your bingo card on the fridge? Em will have a small selection of handmade pride-themed ceramic magnets for purchase, should you want to take one home with you! Note: To avoid disappointment, this is NOT drag bingo. We are not playing bingo; we are making our own bingo cards to play at our own pace. BYO should you like, but don't get silly! Attendees: All ages; under-18s must attend with a responsible adult. Accessibility: Vic Park Community Centre has step-free access, free parking including ACROD Bays, All Gender Bathrooms, Accessible Bathrooms, Baby Changing Facilities and a Kitchen. Please share if there's anything I can do to support your experience at this event. Ticketing: Free tickets for First Nations attendees and Support Workers attending with a Client. If you require a Free ticket due to financial difficulty, please do (honour system, y'all!) This event is taking place on unceded Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar. I offer my respects to elders both past and present, and commit to fighting for both reconcilliation and justice for First Nations people. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.