Bingo in New Brunswick is charity bingo: the province licenses charitable and religious organizations to run it, and it sets no minimum age, so each hall makes its own rule. The games we confirmed are in Saint John, Fredericton, Riverview beside Moncton, the upper Saint John River valley and Sunny Corner near Miramichi, at Lions and Kin clubs, an exhibition hall, community centres and two First Nation gaming halls. Last checked: October 2026. The 9 games below were checked against the organizer’s own website or a city or municipal page, and 6 more are unconfirmed leads; we could not confirm a hall game in Moncton itself, Dieppe, Bathurst, Campbellton or Edmundston. Several listings give no start time and two give no phone number, so call before you drive wherever a number is listed.
Wondering what a night costs with Exhibition Park’s $22 and $27 books, or what it raises for a Lions club? Try the bingo payout calculator.
New Brunswick Bingo at a Glance
- Who regulates it: the Gaming Control and Licensing Services Branch of the provincial government
- Minimum age: none set by the province; each hall makes its own rule, and three halls on this page say 16
- Prize limit: no set cap on a single game; a bingo with more than $20,000 in total prizes is a giant bingo and needs its own licence
- How often: at most 4 bingo events a week in any one location
- On this page: 9 confirmed games: 5 in Fredericton and the Saint John River valley, 2 in Saint John, 1 in Riverview and 1 in Sunny Corner near Miramichi
- Last checked: October 2026
Bingo in Moncton and Riverview
We list one confirmed game in the Moncton area of New Brunswick: the Riverview Lions Club’s Wednesday night bingo in Riverview, across the Petitcodiac River from Moncton. No game is confirmed in the city of Moncton itself: we could not confirm a weekly hall game there, in Dieppe or in Shediac. Casino New Brunswick’s page shows no bingo, and the Shediac Legion’s site lists suppers, music and karaoke but no bingo. Two Moncton and Dieppe leads are in the table further down, and if you are near the border, see our Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island pages.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
Riverview Lions Club Wednesday Night Bingo
- Address: 701 Coverdale Road, Riverview, NB E1B 2T4 (Directions)
- Phone: (506) 386-5202
- Days and times: Wednesdays: doors 4:00pm, card sales from 5:10pm, warm-ups 6:30pm, regular games 7:00pm
- Good to know:
- Run by the Riverview Lions Club at its community centre. The canteen sells hot food.
- The full card jackpot is $5,000 in 50 numbers, with a $1,000 consolation prize. Games include Board Game, Winner Take All and Late Birds.
- The club says the stairs at the main entrance were removed to make room for wheelchairs.
- Card prices are not on the club’s bingo page, which was last updated in October 2025, so ask when you call.
- The club prints its street address without a postal code; E1B 2T4 comes from a map lookup.
Bingo in Saint John
We list two confirmed games in Saint John, New Brunswick: Exhibition Park Bingo on the east side, every Tuesday and Sunday, and the Dennis Morris Community Centre in West Saint John, on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. The City of Saint John also lists bingo at the H.O.P.E. Centre on Loch Lomond Road and at the Milford Memorial Community Centre, without days; both are in the table further down. We could not confirm a game elsewhere along the Fundy coast, in St. Stephen, Sussex, Hampton, Quispamsis or Rothesay.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
Exhibition Park Bingo (Saint John)
- Address: 37 McAllister Drive, Saint John, NB E2J 2S6 (Directions)
- Phone: 506-633-2020 (bingo hotline and office)
- Days and times: Every Tuesday and Sunday; games start at 6:00pm
- Good to know:
- Run by the Exhibition Association of the City and County of Saint John, a non-profit. The hall’s bingo page says each night has over 30 games and more than $12,000 in prizes.
- You must be at least 16 to play, and you need at least one door book before you can buy specials, early games or pull tabs.
- On the hall’s posted price list a 9 face book of regular games is $22 and a 12 face book is $27. Extra books are $10, and Winner Take All, Double Action and Lucky 7 are $1 each. The list dates from November 2023, so prices may have changed.
- Bring a non-perishable item for the food bank and you get one free double action card.
- Doors are locked from the inside once regular play begins, and staff let you back in. The door time is not posted, so ask on the hotline, which also has word of cancellations. The postal code is from a directory listing; the association’s own mailing address is a P.O. box.
Dennis Morris Community Centre (Saint John)
- Address: 330 Green Head Road, Saint John, NB E2M 4W3 (Directions)
- Phone: 607-4487 (Janette Hamm, rentals and information); 506-672-5262 (Helene Olsen)
- Days and times: Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Start times are not posted, so call first
- Good to know:
- This comes from the City of Saint John’s page for the centre, which calls it a popular destination for its regular bingo events. The page carries no date.
- The centre is a former school in West Saint John. The parking lots hold up to 150 vehicles, and the lot, building and bathroom are accessible.
- The City prints the first number without an area code. Prices and prizes are not given, so ask when you call.
Bingo in Fredericton and the Saint John River Valley
We list five confirmed games in Fredericton and the Saint John River valley of New Brunswick: Wolastoq Casino in Fredericton, which has bingo seven days a week, and four upriver, in Florenceville-Bristol (Sundays), Stickney (Saturdays), Juniper (every other Tuesday) and at Tobique First Nation (Saturdays). The Florenceville-Bristol, Stickney and Juniper games come from the District of Carleton North’s community calendar, which also has a phone hotline with an audio version, 506-392-6763 ext. 257. We could not confirm a weekly game in Oromocto or Woodstock. The Fredericton Legion says bingo is among its monthly activities but posts no dates; it is in the table further down.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
Wolastoq Casino Bingo (Fredericton)
- Address: 185 Gabriel Drive, Fredericton, NB E3A 5V9 (Directions)
- Phone: 506-462-9300; toll free 888-992-4646
- Days and times: Monday: midday bingo at 12:00pm only. Tuesday: evening bingo, admissions from 4:30pm. Wednesday: midday bingo at 12:00pm, plus Seniors Discount Night in the evening. Thursday and Friday: evening bingo, admissions from 4:30pm. Saturday and Sunday: evening bingo, admissions from 4:00pm
- Good to know:
- A First Nation hall: the casino says it is owned and operated by Saint Mary’s First Nation and that it opened in 2025. Bingo is open to everyone 16 and older.
- The schedule gives no evening start time. For its Thanksgiving Bingo on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, the site gave early birds at 6:00pm and games at 6:30pm, so phone for the start time on an ordinary night.
- You can book a seat and paper on the casino’s bingo page for evening sessions from Tuesday to Sunday, until 12:00pm that day. Midday bingo is in person only. The sample booking shows a 9-up admission at $30.00 and the Toonie Ball at $2.00.
- PHD electronic units that dab for you cost from $30 for 12-up to $80 for 54-up. The Bonanza Jackpot can reach $50,000, and there is a $5,000 Mega Jackpot.
- Cosmic Bingo, on the 3rd Saturday of each month, is for ages 19 and up, and some Saturday specials are sold online only. Older listings give this address and phone for St. Mary’s Entertainment Centre, and that centre’s old web address now leads to the casino’s site.
Kin Club Bingo (Florenceville-Bristol)
- Address: 381 Centreville Road, Florenceville-Bristol, NB E7L 3K5 (Directions)
- Phone: (506) 595-0057
- Days and times: Every Sunday: doors 6:00pm, games 7:00pm to 9:00pm
- Good to know:
- Held at the Florenceville Kin Centre and listed on the District’s calendar for October 11 and 18, 2026.
- Books are $10 and $5, specials are $1, and there are $25 package deals.
- The phone number is the one the District’s list of community halls gives for the Kin Club at this address.
Stickney Bingo
- Address: 53 Bell Street, Stickney, NB E7L 4C7 (Directions)
- Days and times: Every Saturday: doors 11:30am, bingo 12:30pm
- Good to know:
- An afternoon game at the Stickney Recreation Center, listed on the District’s calendar for October 17, 2026.
- It is dauber bingo with 50/50 games, a winner take all and a jackpot game. All are welcome.
- The building has a ramp, a stair lift and a rear entrance at ground level.
- No phone number is given for the game and prices are not posted. The District’s calendar hotline, above, is the only contact we found.
Old Fashion Bingo Night (Juniper)
- Address: 267 Juniper Road, Juniper, NB E7L 1H1 (Directions)
- Phone: (506) 425-3085
- Days and times: Every other Tuesday at 7:00pm. The calendar listed Tuesday, October 13, 2026, from 7:00pm to 9:00pm
- Good to know:
- At the Juniper Community Centre. Because it runs every other week, call or check the calendar for the next date.
- There are 6 regular games at $0.50 a card, plus 1 jackpot game and a 50/50 draw. Cash only.
- You must be 16 or older to play. Plastic bingo chips are supplied, or bring your own; daubers are not allowed.
- Snacks are sold. The phone number is the centre’s, from the District’s list of community halls.
Tobique Bingo (Tobique First Nation)
- Address: 24 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB E7H 2Y4 (Directions)
- Phone: 1 (506) 273-1868
- Days and times: Every Saturday. The October 10, 2026 flyer gave doors 3:00pm, early birds 6:45pm and regular bingo 7:00pm; other pages give doors at 5:00pm or 6:00pm and regular games at 7:30pm, so call for the time
- Good to know:
- A First Nation hall, owned by Tobique First Nation and in the same building as the Tobique Gaming Center.
- Saturday is the day we could confirm: the Gaming Center’s October 2026 calendar says bingo every Saturday. Its home page also names Fridays, but the First Nation’s own site says Saturday only, so do not count on a Friday game without calling.
- The October 10, 2026 flyer listed $200 regular games, 50/50 specials, a $50,000 Bonanza in 50 numbers or less and a progressive jackpot of $7,338 in 48 numbers or less, with a $1,000 consolation prize.
- Neither site states an age rule for bingo.
Bingo in Miramichi and Northern New Brunswick
We list one confirmed game in northern New Brunswick: Monday bingo at the North & South Esk Lions Club in Sunny Corner, up the Northwest Miramichi River from the city of Miramichi. No hall game is confirmed in the city of Miramichi itself, or in Bathurst, Campbellton, Edmundston or on the Acadian Peninsula. A Miramichi radio station’s community calendar still carries older notices for Thursday bingo at the Newcastle Lions Club (2023) and Tuesday and Thursday bingo at the Chatham Legion (2020), but they give no address or phone and we found nothing newer. On the peninsula, the Tracadie municipal calendar showed a 50/50 bingo at the Club d’Âge d’Or de Val-Comeau on Sunday, October 4, 2026, from 1:00pm to 4:00pm; a 2025 listing said it is held on the first Sunday of each month, and the calendar gives no street address or phone.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
North & South Esk Lions Club Bingo (Sunny Corner)
- Address: 1762 Route 425, Sunny Corner, NB E9E 1J1 (Directions)
- Days and times: Every Monday: doors 5:30pm, games 7:00pm
- Good to know:
- Listed on the Municipality of Miramichi River Valley’s events page, which showed the game under Monday, October 12, 2026. The listing itself was written in September 2025.
- Proceeds support the club. Prices and prizes are not given.
- No phone number is published for the game, so we cannot give you one to call.
- The listing has no postal code; E9E 1J1 comes from a map lookup of the club’s address.
More New Brunswick Bingo Listings
These six come from City of Saint John pages, a Legion branch’s own site and Yellow Pages listings. None gives a day or time we could confirm, so treat them as leads and call first.
| Hall and address | Days and times | Phone | Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| H.O.P.E. Centre, 4347 Loch Lomond Road, Saint John, NB E2N 1C8 | Not posted. The City of Saint John lists bingo among the centre’s services but gives no day | 506 653 6875 | Directions |
| Milford Memorial Community Centre, 248 Milford Road, Saint John, NB E2M 4R4 | Not posted. The City lists bingo under the centre’s services, with no day or time | 506-672-2400 | Directions |
| Royal Canadian Legion Fredericton Branch No. 04, 199 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB E3B 0H5 | No dates posted. The branch says its monthly activities include Bingo and TGIF Bingo | (506) 460-8730 | Directions |
| S P C A Bingo, 309 Acadie Av, Dieppe, NB E1A 1G7 | Not listed. Found in a Yellow Pages listing only | 506-853-9115 | Directions |
| Moncton Lions Club, 55 Mark Ave, Moncton, NB E1C 7G8 | Not confirmed. Yellow Pages lists the club under bingo halls, but the club’s own page mentions no bingo and says its main hall is in daily community use | 506-858-9492 | Directions |
| Paroisse Notre-Dame-des-Flots, Lamèque, NB E0B 1N0 | Not listed. A Yellow Pages bingo listing with no street address; we found nothing else | 506-344-1986 | Directions |
Three names readers may look for. Grey Rock Casino at Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, beside Edmundston, says its bingo hall is currently closed and that bingo may come back now and then for special events or holidays. Casino New Brunswick in Moncton shows no bingo on its own page. Older lists name St. Mary’s Entertainment Centre in Fredericton; its address and phone number are the ones Wolastoq Casino uses today.
New Brunswick Bingo Rules
- Who regulates it: the Gaming Control and Licensing Services Branch of the provincial government, in the Department of Justice and Public Safety; a Registrar sets licensing policy under the Gaming Control Act and the Charitable Gaming Licensees Regulation
- Who can hold a licence: only a charitable or religious organization, with the proceeds going to charitable or religious purposes; the licensee must run the game itself
- Licence classes: Class A when total prizes are more than $500 per licensing period (fee $50), Class B when they are $500 or less (fee $20); the organization pays, not the player
- Minimum age: none set by the province; the Bingo Licensing Policy says there is no age restriction unless the licensee’s own rules of play set one
- How often: at most 4 bingo events a week in any one location, unless approved at an agricultural fair or exhibition, and at most 104 events per licensing period for one licensee
- Prizes: no dollar cap on a single game; a bingo with total prizes over $20,000 is a giant bingo, which needs its own licence and is limited to 24 a year and 2 a month per licensee
- Electronic aids: a personal bingo verifier may track up to 36 cards, one device per player, but the game must still be played on paper with numbers dabbed by hand
- Where the money goes: at least 15 percent of gross proceeds must go to the purposes named in the licence application, and net proceeds must be used for charitable purposes within New Brunswick
The province explains the licences on its lottery registration page, and its Bingo Licensing Policy, dated October 2021, has the rules on age, frequency, giant bingo and verifiers. Bingo event break open tickets may be sold only to players who have bought bingo paper for that event. For questions about a licensed game, the branch is at 506-453-7472, Monday to Friday, 8:15am to 4:30pm. Wolastoq Casino and Tobique Bingo are First Nation halls, and for them we report the rules they post themselves. Other provinces set different rules; see our page on bingo rules by province or the Quebec bingo halls guide.
New Brunswick Bingo FAQ
Where can I play bingo in New Brunswick?
We confirmed nine games in New Brunswick in October 2026. They are the Riverview Lions Club in Riverview; Exhibition Park Bingo and the Dennis Morris Community Centre in Saint John; Wolastoq Casino in Fredericton; the Kin Club in Florenceville-Bristol; Stickney Bingo; the Juniper Community Centre; Tobique Bingo at Tobique First Nation; and the North & South Esk Lions Club in Sunny Corner. Wolastoq Casino has bingo seven days a week; the others play one or two days a week, and Juniper every other Tuesday.
Where can I play bingo in Moncton?
We could not confirm a weekly hall game in the city of Moncton, New Brunswick, in October 2026. The confirmed game we list in the area is the Riverview Lions Club at 701 Coverdale Road in Riverview, across the Petitcodiac River, on Wednesdays with regular games at 7:00pm. Casino New Brunswick in Moncton shows no bingo on its own page.
Where can I play bingo in Saint John?
In Saint John, New Brunswick, Exhibition Park Bingo at 37 McAllister Drive plays every Tuesday and Sunday, with games starting at 6:00pm; the hotline is 506-633-2020. The Dennis Morris Community Centre at 330 Green Head Road in West Saint John has bingo on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons, according to the City of Saint John.
Where can I play bingo in Fredericton?
In Fredericton, New Brunswick, Wolastoq Casino at 185 Gabriel Drive has bingo seven days a week: midday bingo at 12:00pm on Mondays and Wednesdays, and evening sessions from Tuesday to Sunday. It is a First Nation hall open to players 16 and older, and the phone number is 506-462-9300.
How old do you have to be to play bingo in New Brunswick?
New Brunswick sets no minimum age for players at licensed charity bingo. The province’s Bingo Licensing Policy says there is no age restriction unless the licensee’s own rules of play set one. Exhibition Park Bingo in Saint John, Wolastoq Casino in Fredericton and the Juniper Community Centre each say 16 and older.
Who regulates bingo in New Brunswick?
The Gaming Control and Licensing Services Branch of the New Brunswick government licenses charitable and religious organizations to run bingo. A Class A licence covers total prizes above $500 per licensing period and costs $50, and a Class B licence covers $500 or less and costs $20. The branch’s phone number is 506-453-7472.
Is there a prize limit for bingo in New Brunswick?
New Brunswick’s Bingo Licensing Policy sets no dollar cap on a single bingo game. A bingo with more than $20,000 in total prizes is a giant bingo, which needs its own licence, and a licensee may hold at most 24 a year and 2 a month. One location can host at most 4 bingo events a week.
Can I use an electronic bingo machine in New Brunswick?
At licensed charity bingo in New Brunswick a personal bingo verifier may track up to 36 cards, one device per player, and you must still dab your paper by hand. Wolastoq Casino in Fredericton, a First Nation hall, offers PHD electronic units from $30 for 12-up to $80 for 54-up.
Is there radio or TV bingo in New Brunswick?
Yes, and it is played at home, so we do not list it as a hall. In New Brunswick, Nasis Kin Radio Bingo plays Thursdays from 8:00pm to 9:00pm on Fredericton-area radio stations, for players 16 or older, and Bingo TV Richelieu in Bathurst plays every Thursday at 6:30pm on community television. The Heart and Stroke Foundation of New Brunswick also live-streams a weekly bingo, with $7 booklets sold at participating retailers across the province.
Why call before I go?
In New Brunswick the City of Saint John’s page for the Dennis Morris Community Centre gives days but no start times, Tobique Bingo’s pages give three different sets of times, and Wolastoq Casino says its hours and specials are subject to change. Juniper plays only every other Tuesday. Exhibition Park Bingo keeps a hotline, 506-633-2020, for cancellations, and one call to a hall settles the time and the price.
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