Bring the little ones and the young at heart for an afternoon of Christmas bingo, with stories about working-class children and good prizes. The bingo is played in the festive hall at the Workers' Museum, and the afternoon is hosted by museum curator Kristian Bonde Jørgensen, who talks vividly about the Children's Office and the historical conditions facing working-class children at Christmas.
The bingo is held in aid of the Children's Office, which has handed out Christmas hampers to thousands of vulnerable children and their families every year since 1898. Before the game you can grab hot cocoa, mulled wine or a Christmas beer from the museum's café bar, and afterwards risengrød (rice porridge) is served. Once you have played bingo, you can also explore the rest of the museum.
- Programme: bingo from 4.30pm to 5.30pm, then rice porridge from 5.30pm to 6pm
