Ba-da-Bingo was born four years ago in a little place called the Castro (just the biggest, gayest spot on earth).  Bingo, of course, is the oldest form of gambling known to man or grandmother. So can you teach an old dog new tricks?  Well, lots of people have picked up new tricks at Ba-da-Bingo, but we know that's a different subject.  We've won the attention of National Geographic, KRON-TV, Univision, Japanese and Belgian television networks.  Plus, we've won a Best of the Bay Award.  Go look for yourself. 

In the first three seasons, over 6,000 people joined us for the oddest, queerest, strangest and funniest bingo-fest on the face of the planet.  Now, this ain't just a game for gay boys.  In fact, nearly half of our audience is straight, or bi, or whatever.  Truthfully, it doesn't matter who you play footsie with at Bingo.  Why we even let girls spank boys, boys spank boys, boys spank girls, nuns spank everyone.  It's equal opportunity for fun and mayhem.  People come from all over the world, too.  We even had someone from Transylvania - you know the place they make the lightbulbs. 

We've raised over $45,000 for charity (that's because every penny of profit we make goes back to the community).  Oh, momma would be proud (and jealous of our jewels).

Now see here, Ba-da-Bingo is an official project of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, Inc.  Sister Betty Does, LNM, is the creator and Chairnun of Ba-da-Bingo.  Matthew McPhail is our Volunteer Coordinator.  And about a million volunteers have helped make this event a success over the years.