Cedar Court Hotel in Harrogate is bringing its Buff Bonkers Bingo event to the town.
Already a success at the hotel group’s Huddersfield venue, the event will feature bingo games, crazy prizes and DJ beats - alongside two male strippers.
The event is being held at the hotel on Park Parade on Saturday 15th June.
A Cedar Court spokesperson said:
“This is a wild twist on our standard bonkers bingo nights!
"Grab your crew and get ready for a night of sensational entertainment featuring not just one, but two sexy male strippers.
“It’s a bingo experience like no other, where the thrills are doubled, and the excitement is through the roof!”
Visitors are invited to ‘dress to impress’ for a night that features six bingo games and whacky prizes up for grabs.
VIP’s can enjoy a sit-down meal from 6:30pm before the event begins at 8pm.
Buff Bonkers Bingo is expected to end at around 1am.

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