Photo : Lapop Lexomil
BPD* (*Sunday Psychotherapeutic Bingo)
A bingo hosted by the queen of Northeast Paris: Lapop Lexomil, who knows how to cure your Sunday hangover.
Chez Hubert (Paris 20th)
About
A bingo hosted by the queen of Northeast Paris, the punk bimbo tragedian, the hidden child of Coluche and Lolo Ferrari, or born from the smoke swirls of Charli xcx and Brigitte Fontaine's cigarettes: Lapop Lexomil, who knows how to cure your Sunday hangover.
Prizes to be won: drinks (alcohol or soft, you little sinners…), food (boards, bruschettas…), a book (because Lapop isn't just a pretty face), and a mysterious prize…
Our take on this event
Turn your slow Sunday into a riotous spectacle at this high-energy bingo session hosted by the ultimate queen of the Parisian underground. It is the perfect remedy for the weekend blues, blending unpredictable comedy with the chance to win everything from gourmet treats to hidden literary gems. Expect sharp wit, plenty of laughter, and a truly unforgettable way to shake off the morning fog.
The BPD, or Sunday Psychotherapeutic Bingo, arrives at Chez Hubert this Sunday, November 22, 2026, to help you shake off the end-of-weekend blues. Hosted by the local performer Lapop Lexomil, this unconventional game night offers a humorous and relaxed environment for adults. Participants can win an eclectic mix of prizes, including drinks, snacks like bruschettas, and books. The event runs from 18:00 to 21:00 and is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Join the fun at this 20th arrondissement venue for an evening of entertainment and community vibes.
Head to Chez Hubert at 1 rue Boyer, 75020 Paris, on Sunday, November 22, 2026, for a unique session of Sunday Psychotherapeutic Bingo. From 18:00 until 21:00, host Lapop Lexomil will lead the proceedings, bringing a distinctive punk-tragic flair to your Sunday evening.
Participation is straightforward, with game cards available at a pay-what-you-want price. The prize list is curated to provide a mix of treats, ranging from alcoholic and soft drinks to food items like boards and bruschettas. For those who appreciate literature, books are also up for grabs, alongside a secret mystery prize.
Please note that this event is strictly for those aged 18 and over. The venue is accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring that the space is welcoming for everyone looking to spend their Sunday night in good company.
