Generations Unite! FREE Trivia & Pizza Night!

*PLEASE NOTE - tickets for this event have sold out, however we are taking a waitlist in case of cancellations.
Please contact us on (02) 4032 5500 if you would like to be added to our waitlist*

Date: Tuesday 15th October

Time: 6:00pm - 8:30pm

Cost: FREE!

Gather your friends, family, neighbours or colleagues of ALL AGES and join us for a friendly competition that bridges the age gap and celebrates our shared memories and technological discoveries!

Whether you're a pop culture aficionado, a history buff, or a tech whiz, our intergenerational Trivia and Pizza Night will have something for everyone. With questions spanning different decades and covering general knowledge, tech, music, movies, literature, and social trends, this event is sure to challenge and entertain participants of all ages.

Teams of 4 to 10 people are ideal, and we encourage teams to have at least 2 generations participating. Extra points will be awarded to teams with 3 or more generations! If you don't have a team don't worry, individuals or duos are very welcome, too – and if you like we can team you up with someone. Great prizes will be up for grabs for the top teams!

As a group you’ll need one smart device to participate, a smartphone or a tablet. If you haven't got a device, we will have tablets available that you can borrow.

We’ll be providing FREE refreshments along with vegetarian and meat pizzas. Please let us know if you require gluten free pizza options. You’re also welcome to bring your own food, snacks, and drinks (no alcohol).

Don't miss this chance to showcase your trivia skills, learn new facts, and enjoy a night of laughter and friendly rivalry!

Registrations are essential as spaces are limited. Get your free ticket via Eventbrite HERE

For all enquiries, please contact us on (02) 4032 5500 or email programsassistant@theplacecharlestown.org.au 


*Please note: this event is an all-ages, inclusive, family-friendly event - NO ALCOHOL *

This event is part of Get Online Week 2024, funded by the Good Things Foundation Australia.