Music Bingo Is Coming Back to Portland

Music Bingo at Ugly Duckling is not your average bingo night. It is a loud little love letter to songs you know, prizes you want, desserts you should absolutely order, and a room full of people singing before they realize they are singing. Hosted by Maggie Unzen, our next Music Bingo series returns in Fall 2026.

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What Is Music Bingo?

This is traditional bingo in Portland, Maine, with a women-in-music twist.

We play classic bingo with real numbers, structured rounds, and prizes every round. The music sets the vibe in the background, featuring women artists tied to each weekly theme.

Six rounds
One winner per round
Optional themed accessories

You can listen to songs you love, play bingo, sip a drink, and still have a conversation. It is social, welcoming, and designed to feel easy, not overwhelming.

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Cost and Format

There’s no cost to play, and it includes two bingo boards. Additional boards may be available.

Food and drinks are sold separately. Purchasing is not required to play, but themed cocktails and mocktails are part of the fun.

Music stays at a volume that supports both gameplay and conversation.

Doors open at 7 pm
Gameplay begins at 7:30 pm

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Why this is one of the Best Night Events in Portland Maine

Portland, Maine, nightlife thrives on creativity and community. Music Bingo at Ugly Duckling blends nostalgia, competition, and inclusive energy in a way that feels fresh every week.

It is perfect for:

Girls night
Date night
Industry night
Birthday celebrations
Anyone who loves iconic women in music

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