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Sint Maarten Lions Club Gears Up for Annual Lion Wally Havertong Christmas Bingo Spectacular

October 27, 2025

Sint Maarten Lions Club Gears Up for Annual Lion Wally Havertong Christmas Bingo Spectacular
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SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - The Sint Maarten Lions Club is thrilled to announce the return of its highly anticipated Annual Lion Wally Havertong Christmas Bingo Spectacular, taking place on Saturday, December 13th at the Aleeze Convention Center in Madame Estate.

Preparations are well underway as the Lions gear up for another unforgettable evening of holiday fun, community spirit, and exciting prizes. The Club is encouraging the public to purchase their tickets early, as this much-loved event traditionally draws a full house and tickets are limited.

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Tickets are priced at US $15 or NAf 27, each including one bingo card. They are available from any Lions Club member, as well as at the Lions Civic Center on Sucker Garden Road #13, Big D Photo Studio in the Marcus Building on Pondfill (W.J.A. Nisbeth) Road and Focus Forward Media Studio on Front Street. Additional bingo cards will be available for purchase on the night of the event for US $10 each.

Participants will have the chance to win an array of exciting prizes, including Christmas baskets brimming with holiday goodies, luxurious weekend getaways, restaurant vouchers, and airline travel prizes to several destinations such as as well as “Santa’s Bag” which is a $1,000 cash prize.

The Lion Wally Havertong Christmas Bingo Spectacular is not only a night of entertainment but also a cherished community tradition and the Lions Club’s primary annual fundraising event. Proceeds directly support vital community programs focusing on vision care, cancer and diabetes awareness, environmental protection, hunger relief, and assistance for senior citizens, youth sports teams, artists, and local organizations.

The Sint Maarten Lions Club extends heartfelt thanks to all sponsors and donors for their continued generosity in providing baskets, prizes, and financial contributions that make this beloved event possible each year.

The Club warmly invites everyone to be part of this festive celebration of community, compassion, and holiday cheer. Come out, bring your lucky charm, and experience the magic of the Lion Wally Havertong Christmas Bingo Spectacular, where everyone’s a winner in the spirit of giving. For more information, please contact any Lions Club member or visit the official Sint Maarten Lions Club Facebook page. Anybody Bingo? Nobody Bingo!

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