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Bingo Chinese are now open at Coomera City Centre. Find the opening times, menus and more for Bingo Chinese at Upper Coomera. Filipino Bingo bingo card with calls every one tita/tito, rice with every meal, shoes off as soon as you walk in house, you like mamon, has eaten at goldilocks, PTSD from your mom saying halika dito, can speak or understand tagolog, had to stay up until midnight to eat on christmas, been subject to moms Filipino guilt and been to the Filipines. Asian Lit Bingo. Let’s break down what the Asian Lit Bingo is first. There is a bingo board, which presents a fairly straightforward setup. Your goal is to make. Often ridiculous, but always endearing, they can easily be made into Kdrama Bingo! You will find two Kdrama Bingo boards below that you can print out and play with your best friend. Start from the beginning of the drama and see who can get bingo first. Maybe loser has to buy winner a ticket to Seoul, or maybe just Korean food.


Local businesses are counting on us. Support the places you love and have fun at the same timeǃ From getting takeout from a local restaurant to purchasing a gift card from your favorite retailer, every time you support a local business, you are one-step closer to winning monthly prizes. There is no cost to participate. Get started today and remember to practice social distancing, wear a mask, and adhere to COVID-safe practices.

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HOW TO PLAY

  1. Pick up a free BINGO game card at participating retail locations, the TOURISM Santa Fe Plaza Visitor Center, any Santa Fe Public Library Branch, the Santa Fe New Mexican, or the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce office. You can also download and print the game card below.
  2. As you visit participating retailers that are highlighted on that month’s game card, you will receive a stamp from them. No purchase is necessary in order to get stamps.
  3. Get BINGO when you fill up a row—either diagonal or across (up and down). Keep playing as the more BINGOS you achieve the bigger the chances are to win more money.
  4. Drop off your completed game card at the TOURISM Santa Fe Plaza Visitor Center, any Santa Fe Public Library, the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce, or put a stamp on your game card and mail it in for a chance to win. Note: Game cards must be received by the 15th day of the following month to be included in the drawing for the following month.
  5. A monthly drawing will take place where 3 winners will win ＄100 each plus ＄10 for each additional Bingo row earned on their game card – a maximum of ＄200 per winner. There will be new game cards each month and game cards must be turned in by the 15th of the following month to be qualified for the drawing. NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY IN ORDER TO GET STAMPS.
  6. There will be new BINGO game cards each month, so be sure to check back monthly.

WHERE TO PICK UP YOUR BINGO GAME CARD

Be sure to confirm hours of operation before arriving to pick up your game card.

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  1. TOURISM Santa Fe Plaza Visitor Information Center
    Paso de Luz
    66 E. San Francisco Street, Suite 3
    505-955-6215

  2. Santa Fe Public Library
    Main Branch, 145 Washington Avenue, 505-955-6781
    Oliver La Farge Branch, 1730 Llano Street, 505-955-4862
    Southside Branch, 6599 Jaguar Drive, 505-955-2820

  3. Santa Fe New Mexican
    202 E. Marcy Street
    505-986-3000

  4. Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
    1644 St. Michael’s Drive
    505-988-3279

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Participating Locations

Retail Bingo Submission Form

Submit Your Business Information

Please fill out the form below to be included on the list of Santa Fe Retail Bingo Participating Businesses.

RETAIL PARTNER RESPONSIBILITIES

Each participating business should have game cards available for customers to pick up and in order to help promote the program. You must have a stamp available for players who visit your business and request a stamp. No purchase is necessary in order to give a player a stamp.
Each local business will need to pick up a stamp and storefront poster in order to be a valid business on the participating list. Once you have the supplies needed, your business will go ‘live’ on the list of participating retail locations.
Stamps, promotional posters, and game cards can be picked up at the following locations:

  • TOURISM Santa Fe Plaza Visitor Center - Paso de Luz at 66 E. San Francisco Street, Suite 3
  • Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce - 1644 St. Michaels Drive
  • Contact Ryan Dodge at rhdodge@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-6232.


Thank you for your participationǃ

DOWNLOAD AND PRINT THE BINGO GAME CARD AT HOME

Note: If you print the card at home, be sure to place it in an envelope before mailing it in.

Asian Bigo Dancing

Asian Readathon and Asian Lit Bingo are going on this month and I didn’t really have a set TBR list for either. I actually just found out about Asian Lit Bingo so I haven’t even looked over all the categories yet.

I figure my strategy for both will to just read a bunch of own-voices Asian authors and see what sticks at the end. I’ll be updating my progress here on this blog post for my own record keeping.

Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan
Malaysian author/intersectional Asian character/queer romance
My initial thoughts: I finished this in one sitting so it was definitely an engaging read. But I wish the world building was a little better done and the characters more developed. I loved all the Asian culture woven into the story. I’m greedy and I want more of it added in! I’m curious to see where this story goes.

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The Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
Iranian author/graphic novel/auto-biography
While I understand the hardship and horror Marji went through, she was a spoiled rich girl and it showed throughout her story. Se doesn’t seem to realize how much freedom she was given because of her family’s money. I found the history lessons interesting and I liked reading about the parts when Marji was in Iran. I appreciate her honesty and showing the darkest parts of her life.

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Starfish by Akemi Dawn Bowman
Japanese author/intersectional Asian character/contemporary w Asian MC
I wish I had this book in high school or middle school. I didn’t relate to Kiko on every level, but the parts I did hit me hard. I loved reading about a half-Japanese character! I understood her insecurities and experiences surrounding her race. I really connected with Kiko over her social anxiety. I handle it better outwardly than she does, but her inner dialogue and her feelings of awkwardness may as well be taken straight from my brain.