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Midtownaissance Bingo: Our Latest Bingo Card Is For You, Midtown
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Sarah Butler
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Jen Carlson
Published Nov 18, 2019
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There is no New York City neighborhood more fitting for a Bingo Card than Midtown, if only for the sheer amount of things that are in your face while there.
The comedy show barkers, the tourists, the roasting chestnuts, the pedicabs and... you ever see that waterfall? Or find HOPE? Or spot that one dirty brick on the Grand Central ceiling? In honor of our Midtownaissance series, we made a new Bingo card—live a little: print it out and explore the area! Or stay at home and insert your own square: New Yorkers complaining about Midtown.
Not convinced about Midtown yet? Check out our previous bingo cards, all illustrated by Sarah Butler.
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