Bunco High Rollers schedules a free Tuesday afternoon social game

The City's calendar lists Bunco High Rollers for Tuesday, October 13, from 1 to 3 p.m. at TH-1. The page describes the activity as free and says materials, prizes and refreshments are provided, while also offering an advance-registration route. Bunco is a social dice game, but the calendar does not guarantee a particular table assignment, prize, menu, capacity or competitive format. Residents should register and confirm the room name rather than assume TH-1 is self-explanatory to a first-time visitor.

A two-hour afternoon game can provide an accessible social activity for residents who prefer structured interaction to an open-ended gathering. New players should ask whether instruction is included and arrive early enough for seating and rules. Any dietary, mobility or hearing need should be raised through the organizer's official contact. Free admission does not remove the need to respect registration, facility and conduct rules.

The event matters less for high stakes than for regular community connection, so coverage should not manufacture drama around winners or attendance. A completed-event story would require a City recap or other authorized source. The image shows friends playing a different tabletop dice game in another setting; it illustrates the social-game category and does not depict Bunco equipment, local players, prizes or refreshments.

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