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Dirty Bingo celebrates 15 years of holding onto the energy that defines it

Mariana Vega Andrade — April 10, 2026

The event continues to draw students with the same irreverent spirit that shaped its earliest editions

Photo: Mariana Vega Andrade

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Krystal Caring and Zelda Marshall Caring take the stage at Dirty Bingo’s 15‑year anniversary.

Photo: Mariana Vega Andrade

Dirty Bingo celebrates 15 years of holding onto the energy that defines it

Mariana Vega Andrade
April 10, 2026

A mariachi group performs as two attendees stop for a photo in the middle of the celebration.

Photo: Mariana Vega Andrade

Algonquin College celebrates diversity at 28th annual Celebration of Cultures

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People dancing hand in hand in a circle as drummers sing.

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Generations of voices echoed through the Mamidosewin Centre’s fifth annual round dance

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Students’ love for singing fuels their courage at karaoke night

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Students chat in groups with board games and pizza.

Photo: Delaney St. Pierre

Algonquin College’s speed friending event brings students together in less than two hours

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Tristan Yelle and Cameron Fazli are film and media production students eager for this year's Oscars.

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The book club discussing the first third of a book.

Photo: Naomi Cabassu

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Allan André standing in front of his finished artwork while showing students how to recreate it.

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Students find a creative break during midterm week at Black History Month Paint Night

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Proposed suspension of music industry arts program raises concerns across Ottawa’s music industry

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Zelda Marshall (left) and Krystal Caring (right) are the current hosts of the Algonquin Students' Association's monthly Dirty Bingo.

Photo: Ryan Harkness

Dirty Bingo brings community and naughtiness to the Observatory

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Photo: Mariana Vega Andrade

Students take the mic at Algonquin’s free karaoke night

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Student Commons packed with students socializing and making art.

Photo: Ann Saratu Balogun

Balancing the chaos at Algonquin College’s drop-in art therapy

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Beau Santana hyping up the crowd at a House of TARG show on Aug. 7, 2025.

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Dirty Bingo celebrates 15 years of holding onto the energy that defines it

More Arts & Entertainment

Dirty Bingo celebrates 15 years of holding onto the energy that defines it

Algonquin College celebrates diversity at 28th annual Celebration of Cultures

Generations of voices echoed through the Mamidosewin Centre’s fifth annual round dance

Students’ love for singing fuels their courage at karaoke night

Algonquin College’s speed friending event brings students together in less than two hours

Timothée Chalamet and Michael B. Jordan will compete for Best Actor at Oscars, film students predict

AC Book Club launched for readers across Algonquin College

Students find a creative break during midterm week at Black History Month Paint Night

Students build bears for Valentine’s Day

Students celebrate Lunar New Year at Algonquin College

Stars shine and arts come alive at Algonquin’s Got Talent

Proposed suspension of music industry arts program raises concerns across Ottawa’s music industry

Dirty Bingo brings community and naughtiness to the Observatory

Students take the mic at Algonquin’s free karaoke night

Balancing the chaos at Algonquin College’s drop-in art therapy

New alt-rock band climbing Ottawa’s live music ladder

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