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» Your hometown newspaper since 1861 The Eatonton Messenger THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2025 | C3 Bingo for the Arts to benefit Festival Hall Greensboro’s historic Festival Hall will host its 3rd annual Bingo for the Arts fundraiser beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 23, 2026, with tickets now available for $50 each, or $400 to reserve a table for eight. The purpose of this exciting fundraiser is twofold: to raise funds for the preservation and modernization of Festival Hall, and to bring the Lake Country community together in support of the arts. “Bingo for the Arts has been a gamechanger for Festival Hall,” facility director Nicole Chil- lemi stated. “We are so thankful for a community that understands the importance of organiza tions and buildings like Festival Hall.” By participating in this event, attendees will enjoy a night of fun and contribute directly to the preservation of a cherished local institu tion. Proceeds from the previous Bingo for the Arts events paid for the installation of a much- needed new projection system at Festival Hall. So, get ready to shout “Bingo!” because the Hall is lining up an evening packed with thrilling rounds of everyone's favorite game. But this isn’t your grandma’s Bingo — each round also provides a chance to win incredible prizes donated by local businesses and supporters. Additionally, food trucks offering delicious fare to fuel bingo fever will be available, plus a live DJ, and a selection of beer and wine available for purchase to toast to the success of the evening. Purchase tickets to Bingo for the Arts now, as they are expected to sell out. Bingo for the Arts is also seeking sponsors and prize donors. For tickets or more informa tion visit festivalhallga. com, email nicole@ festivalhallga.com, or call 762-243-8022. — Contributed CONTRIBUTED Festival Hall's Bingo for the Arts fundraiser is set for Jan. 23, 2026. Rotary Raffle Week 42 Eatonton Elks Lodge Poker Run District Got Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Counties IM one Rotari Club of Greene & Putnam Counties CONTRIBUTED Prize winner Rita Jones and Rotarian Micki Tanner-Baird. A representative from prize sponsor Zapien's Salon was not available for the photo. Jones won a $400 gift card sponsored by Zapien's Salon. CONTRIBUTED The Eatonton Elks Lodge "Hunt for the Cure" Poker Run attracted 28 motorcyclists Oct. 18, and successfully raised funds to benefit finding a cure for kids with cancer through several silent auctions and donations. Following the ride, Hunt for the Cure liaison Keith Stille (left) addressed Poker Run participants and attendees at Eatonton Elks Lodge No. 2549 on Industrial Drive. Enjoying a Hill's Halloween Del 145 iV is Deer Hunt Awdy He •• Lew Taylor Tehamy Hal+ 1%5 CONTRIBUTED Trick-or-treaters found no scary tricks Halloween night at David and Kathryn Hill's home in Eatonton, only big smiles, and lots of sweet treats from "the Deer Hunter" Bobby Hill and Bluey. APPLY AT AMICICAREERS.COM Pets of the Week LAKE OC NEE HUMANE SOCIETY MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A LIFE • 706-923-1910 I 120 WALMART DRIVE EATONTON, GA Paprika t Pint-sized Paprika is a lo-month-old sweetheart with the most adorable underbite you’ve ever seen. She’s learning all about the big world with endless curiosity and tail wags. She’s ready to sprinkle a little spice, love, and laughter into your life! Jenny Marrs Just like her HGTV designer namesake, Jenny Marrs knows how to bring warmth and charm to any room. This 1-year-old dilute calico is friendly, social, and full of love. She’s the perfect addition to your home makeover! 1020 Park Ave. #101, Greensboro, Ga CONTACT US AT 706-454-1508 or via our website LOHSpets.org coffee - tea - wine - sandwiches - soups - salads - sweet HOURS Monday: 10:00AM - 8:00PM Tuesday - Friday: 7:00AM - 8:00PM Saturday: 8:00AM - 8:00PM 104 E. Marion Street, Eatonton, GA, 31024 sips31024@gmail.com
