Dirty Bingo: Pride Edition

Dirty Bingo: Pride Edition

Get ready for a night of queer joy, unapologetic self-expression, spicy prizes, and unforgettable performances!
For this special Pride Edition of Dirty Bingo, we're turning the volume all the way up. Come dressed in whatever makes you feel fabulous, fierce, sexy, seen, and celebrated. Leather? Lingerie? Sequins? Harnesses? Glitter? Your favorite Pride look? We want to see it all.
Hosted by local comedian Rya Fisher, Dirty Bingo combines outrageous rounds of bingo, laughter, community, and just the right amount of chaos. Winners will walk away with a variety of delightfully spicy adult-themed prizes, while everyone else enjoys an evening full of fun, connection, and celebration.
We're also thrilled to welcome the iconic Gila Moonstar, who will be serving up dazzling drag performances throughout the evening and helping make this a Pride party to remember.
Whether you're coming with your partner, your friends, your chosen family, or flying solo, Dirty Bingo is a chance to celebrate Pride in a playful, affirming, and joy-filled space.

Pride-themed Dirty Bingo

Hosted by comedian Rya Fisher

Drag performances by Gila Moonstar

Spicy adult-themed prizes

Queer joy, community, and celebration

Free to attend

Pay to play bingo

18+ event
Bring your friends, your sass, and your best Pride look. Let's celebrate the beauty, diversity, and joy of our community together.
About The Karma House
The Karma House is a community-centered tea and kava bar dedicated to connection, creativity, wellness, and belonging. Through events, workshops, performances, support groups, and community gatherings, we strive to create spaces where people can show up authentically and build meaningful community.
Kava, one of our signature offerings, is a traditional beverage prepared from the root of the kava plant (Piper methysticum). For thousands of years, kava has been used ceremonially and socially throughout many Pacific Island cultures, including Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Samoa. We serve kava with deep respect and gratitude for the Indigenous peoples who have stewarded these traditions and shared them with the world.