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Details revealed for return of Harrogate's Singo Bingo

Thursday, 11 September 2025 14:51

Singo Bingo is returning as the headline event for the Harrogate Music Weekender.

Harrogate BID has revealed details of this year's Singo Bingo - the headline event for its returning Music Weekender.

The BID team have organised for ‘Singo Bingo’ to return as the headline event for the Harrogate Music Weekender.

Based on traditional bingo but think music instead of numbers, it’s the newest party game guaranteed to get everyone dancing and singing.

Hosted at The Crown Hotel, the event set to take over one of the hotel’s function rooms on Friday 10th October.

Tickets for the event are on sale now at just £5 per person, including a drink.

Bethany Allen, Operations and Projects Executive, said:

“We’re excited to announce that Singo Bingo is coming back for 2025, following fantastic feedback in previous years!

“It’s a top opportunity to showcase Harrogate’s hospitality offering to both local people and visitors to our place.

“We’ve already had a series of venues signing up, so be sure to get involved if you can! We’re sure it’s going to be another weekend to remember.”

The Harrogate Music Weekender 2025 will run from Friday 10th – Sunday 12th October with a range of live music events, performances and showcases across the weekend.

A number of venues across the town centre have already signed up to feature in the Weekender, including Blues Bar, The Four Leaf, and Starling Café & Bar, with the full list to be announced by the BID team over the coming weeks.

In 2024, more than 15 venues hosted events, with the BID hopeful of exceeding this figure with the 2025 Weekender.

The BID is also providing match-funding to venues introducing a new or additional event or service to its usual offering during the Music Weekender, subject to terms and conditions.

Any venues that would like to sign up for the Harrogate Music Weekender should email the BID team on info@harrogatebid.co.uk

The full line-up for across the weekend is set to be revealed over the coming weeks.

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