Luminarias – United States (Southwest) Peruvian Hot Chocolate Gatherings – Peru Feast of Seven Fishes – Italy Hogmanay First- Footing – Scotland Año Viejo Burning – Ecuador St. Lucia Day – Sweden German Weihnachtsmarkt – Germany Umu Feasts – Samoa Japanese Ōmisoka – Japan Basque Olentzero – Spain Coptic Christmas – Egypt Sydney Harbour Fireworks – Australia Sega Dancing – Mauritius Three Kings Day Bread (Rosca de Reyes) – Mexico Hogbetsotso Festival – Ghana Gulab Jamun & Mithai Exchanges – India Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony – Ethiopia Beach Christmas BBQ – Australia Kilikiti Games – Samoa/Tokelau Yennayer Amazigh New Year – Morocco/Algeria Las Posadas – Mexico Gingerbread House Making – United States/Canada Junkanoo Parade – Bahamas Irish Wren Day – Ireland Dongzhi Solstice Dumplings – China Krampusnacht – Austria Velitas Night – Colombia Haka Performances – New Zealand Māori Revelion White Clothing Tradition – Brazil Sinterklaas Feast – Netherlands Chilenitos Pastries – Chile Tuareg Tea Rituals – Mali/Niger Pavlova Dessert – Australia/New Zealand Tết Preparations – Vietnam Loy Krathong – Thailand New Year’s Eve Ball Drop – United States Panettone Christmas Loaf – Peru Umkhosi Wokweshwama – South Africa Tongan Lakalaka Dance – Tonga Pōhutukawa Tree Bloom – New Zealand Uruguayan Parrillada New Year – Uruguay Motu Cooking Celebrations – Cook Islands Timket – Ethiopia Koeksister Holiday Treats – South Africa Bûche de Noël – France Pozole Christmas Eve Dinner – Mexico Osechi Ryori – Japan Bali Temple Offerings – Indonesia Kwanzaa Karamu Feast – United States Maple Taffy on Snow – Canada Yalda Night – Iran Diwali Sweets – India Seollal Bowing Ceremony – South Korea Nochebuena Asado – Argentina Wigilia Dinner – Poland Samba Street Celebrations – Brazil Tamales on Christmas – Mexico Holiday Markets in Wellington – New Zealand Cape Malay Bobotie Christmas Meal – South Africa Hallacas – Venezuela Luminarias – United States (Southwest) Peruvian Hot Chocolate Gatherings – Peru Feast of Seven Fishes – Italy Hogmanay First- Footing – Scotland Año Viejo Burning – Ecuador St. Lucia Day – Sweden German Weihnachtsmarkt – Germany Umu Feasts – Samoa Japanese Ōmisoka – Japan Basque Olentzero – Spain Coptic Christmas – Egypt Sydney Harbour Fireworks – Australia Sega Dancing – Mauritius Three Kings Day Bread (Rosca de Reyes) – Mexico Hogbetsotso Festival – Ghana Gulab Jamun & Mithai Exchanges – India Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony – Ethiopia Beach Christmas BBQ – Australia Kilikiti Games – Samoa/Tokelau Yennayer Amazigh New Year – Morocco/Algeria Las Posadas – Mexico Gingerbread House Making – United States/Canada Junkanoo Parade – Bahamas Irish Wren Day – Ireland Dongzhi Solstice Dumplings – China Krampusnacht – Austria Velitas Night – Colombia Haka Performances – New Zealand Māori Revelion White Clothing Tradition – Brazil Sinterklaas Feast – Netherlands Chilenitos Pastries – Chile Tuareg Tea Rituals – Mali/Niger Pavlova Dessert – Australia/New Zealand Tết Preparations – Vietnam Loy Krathong – Thailand New Year’s Eve Ball Drop – United States Panettone Christmas Loaf – Peru Umkhosi Wokweshwama – South Africa Tongan Lakalaka Dance – Tonga Pōhutukawa Tree Bloom – New Zealand Uruguayan Parrillada New Year – Uruguay Motu Cooking Celebrations – Cook Islands Timket – Ethiopia Koeksister Holiday Treats – South Africa Bûche de Noël – France Pozole Christmas Eve Dinner – Mexico Osechi Ryori – Japan Bali Temple Offerings – Indonesia Kwanzaa Karamu Feast – United States Maple Taffy on Snow – Canada Yalda Night – Iran Diwali Sweets – India Seollal Bowing Ceremony – South Korea Nochebuena Asado – Argentina Wigilia Dinner – Poland Samba Street Celebrations – Brazil Tamales on Christmas – Mexico Holiday Markets in Wellington – New Zealand Cape Malay Bobotie Christmas Meal – South Africa Hallacas – Venezuela
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Luminarias – United States (Southwest)
Peruvian Hot Chocolate Gatherings – Peru
Feast of Seven Fishes – Italy
Hogmanay First-Footing – Scotland
Año Viejo Burning – Ecuador
St. Lucia Day – Sweden
German Weihnachtsmarkt – Germany
Umu Feasts – Samoa
Japanese Ōmisoka – Japan
Basque Olentzero – Spain
Coptic Christmas – Egypt
Sydney Harbour Fireworks – Australia
Sega Dancing – Mauritius
Three Kings Day Bread (Rosca de Reyes) – Mexico
Hogbetsotso Festival – Ghana
Gulab Jamun & Mithai Exchanges – India
Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony – Ethiopia
Beach Christmas BBQ – Australia
Kilikiti Games – Samoa/Tokelau
Yennayer Amazigh New Year – Morocco/Algeria
Las Posadas – Mexico
Gingerbread House Making – United States/Canada
Junkanoo Parade – Bahamas
Irish Wren Day – Ireland
Dongzhi Solstice Dumplings – China
Krampusnacht – Austria
Velitas Night – Colombia
Haka Performances – New Zealand Māori
Revelion White Clothing Tradition – Brazil
Sinterklaas Feast – Netherlands
Chilenitos Pastries – Chile
Tuareg Tea Rituals – Mali/Niger
Pavlova Dessert – Australia/New Zealand
Tết Preparations – Vietnam
Loy Krathong – Thailand
New Year’s Eve Ball Drop – United States
Panettone Christmas Loaf – Peru
Umkhosi Wokweshwama – South Africa
Tongan Lakalaka Dance – Tonga
Pōhutukawa Tree Bloom – New Zealand
Uruguayan Parrillada New Year – Uruguay
Motu Cooking Celebrations – Cook Islands
Timket – Ethiopia
Koeksister Holiday Treats – South Africa
Bûche de Noël – France
Pozole Christmas Eve Dinner – Mexico
Osechi Ryori – Japan
Bali Temple Offerings – Indonesia
Kwanzaa Karamu Feast – United States
Maple Taffy on Snow – Canada
Yalda Night – Iran
Diwali Sweets – India
Seollal Bowing Ceremony – South Korea
Nochebuena Asado – Argentina
Wigilia Dinner – Poland
Samba Street Celebrations – Brazil
Tamales on Christmas – Mexico
Holiday Markets in Wellington – New Zealand
Cape Malay Bobotie Christmas Meal – South Africa
Hallacas – Venezuela