Don’t forget to put out your shoes! Scratching your head as to what we’re talking about? December 6 is the Feast Day of Saint Nicholas, a third century orphan who became known for his generosity to those in need, especially children. The story begins in the town of Patara, on the southern coast of Turkey. […]
Continue readingWe’re hanging in there and hope you are, too! You were probably bombarded with activities when this quarantine started and now that quarantine is continuing, we thought we’d refresh your activity toolkit. Click to print this activity kit from Bowlopolis. And if you feel like you’ve made 10,000 meals? Why not trust us to dinner? […]
Continue readingWhile Odyssey Fun Center has been temporarily closed due to COVID-19, new General Manager Bill Kern has been creating some homemade creations in the kitchen, available for curbside pickup every day from 4-7pm. Check out the latest menu and order online here. We sat down with him (over Zoom, of course) to learn about his […]
Continue readingDear family, friends, and fans, Like so many businesses, we’ve been closed for a couple weeks. While we’ve pressed pause on bowling in person, we’ve recommended #bowlingfromhome on social media. Check out our Facebook page for additional fun resources and the latest news from us. At the center, we’ve been given the gift of time to clean […]
Continue readingDear family, friends, and fans, Like many of you, I have been closely following the news. It seems COVID-19 is all everyone’s talking about, and rightly so. It’s changing how we look at the world. I aimed to reopen our center in early April, but with Governor Evers’ Safer at Home Order, this is now […]
Continue readingDear family, friends, and fans, Like many of you, we have been following the development of the crisis, and our concerns have grown. It is now up to us, the private sector, to be responsible. We as a team have had to make very difficult decisions. We started with adding strict procedures to our already […]
Continue readingValued guests, During these unprecedented and uncertain times, we want to share how committed Bardon Bowling Centers are to providing a safe environment for both guests and staff. We recognize the impact the COVID-19 (coronavirus) may have on many aspects of your life, including how you choose to spend your free time. Our wonderful team […]
Continue readingVeterans Day World War I is often regarded as the Great War. In 1918, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year, a temporary cessation of fighting was called between the Allied nations and Germany during World War I. The greatest war the world had ever seen officially […]
Continue readingOn July 19, 1910, Washington State declared the nation’s first Father’s Day, and coming up on Sunday, we’ll celebrate the day for the 105th time.* Of course, it didn’t actually become a national holiday until 1972, but that’s beside the point. What is the point? There are over 70 million fathers in the United States, […]
Continue readingWhat will you be doing at 3:00 pm on Memorial Day? If you’re savvy about your Memorial Day traditions and history, you’ll be participating in a nationwide moment of silence and reflection. It’s been a nationwide observation since 2000 when it was passed through congressional resolution. Need a refresher on your Memorial Day traditions? Read […]
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