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PALS Charity Bingo. Every Thursday 6p-8p
Cards are free, donations encouraged! Every month one lucky winner of our blackout game chooses which charity we will play for the following month! You'll even have a chance to win some fun prizes donated by our very own group of pals! The shenanigans start at 6pm! All Bingo players get 20% off of food purchases!
Create Your Own Soap Class. Thursday 6/19 6p-8p
Join us for a hands-on evening of creativity, scent-sational fun, and handmade self-care! In this bubbly beginner-friendly workshop, you'll design and craft your very own custom soap bars using:🌿 Luxurious Shea Butter Soap Base🌸 A rainbow of colors & dreamy scents🌼 Dehydrated flowers for that artisan touch🎁 Beautiful soap wraps & molds to take home📖 Step-by-step instruction from a friendly guide✨ You’ll leave with 6 gorgeous bars of your own unique soap – perfect for gifting or keeping all to yourself!Spaces are limited – reserve your spot now and let’s make something beautiful (and great-smelling)! 🛁💕 $25 per person
BUNCO
Night! Resumes 9/4/2025
BUNCO Night! Join a team or volunteer as a sub. Bunco will be held (typically) on the first Thursday of each month unless it falls over a Holiday weekend or Pla-Mor happens to be closed for a seasonal break. If interested in joining a team permanently or can sub, please register below. Meet new friends, have fun, and win prizes! Did you know? The word "bunco" may come from the name "Banco", which was given to the game "Eight-Dice Cloth" by a crooked US gambler in the 1850s. Today, Bunco is more commonly played as a social dice game where players compete for door prizes instead of money.