The Schedule Is Changeable; the Venue's Position Is Not
This article can tell you where the Duquesne Annex sits and how to confirm its current bingo schedule, but it cannot tell you the session times themselves. No bingo start time, day-of-week lineup, or session frequency is published here, because those details are revised by the venue and would be stale before you finished reading. What follows is the fixed geographic picture and the correct channel for the live answer.
The first thing to understand is that a bingo schedule is an operational detail, not a structural fact. It changes with holidays, private bookings, staffing, and season. A published list of times would be a liability, not a service. The venue's own published schedule page and its guest services line are the only sources that carry the current answer.
Where the Venue Sits
The Duquesne Annex is a fixed point in the landscape. Its position does not shift with the calendar, and that is the only part of this question that can be answered without checking a live source. Because no coordinate pair for this venue was supplied to this article, no straight-line distance to any reference city can be stated here. The article cannot measure from Pittsburgh, from Duquesne, from the reader's home, or from any other named point.
What can be said is structural: the venue occupies a single documented site, and any distance question about it is a question about that site. A reader who wants a distance must start from the venue's fixed position and measure outward to their own starting point, not the reverse.
Straight-Line Distance Is Not Road Distance
Even when a straight-line figure is available, it understates the real journey. A great-circle measurement ignores every river, ridge, rail yard, and street grid between two points. The road network rarely follows the shortest geometric path, and in western Pennsylvania the Monongahela and Allegheny river valleys force routes into long detours that a straight line simply erases.
This article does not publish road mileage, driving time, or any route instruction. No highway number, exit, bridge, or turn sequence appears here, because none was supplied and none can be responsibly inferred. The reader who needs a driving distance should measure it from their own origin using a mapping tool, not from a table of straight-line figures.
Why the Schedule Cannot Be Printed Here
A bingo schedule is a pricing-and-hours class fact, and this series treats that class as unprintable. The reason is not secrecy but accuracy: a session time that is correct on Tuesday may be wrong on Friday, and a reader who travels on a stale time has been misled. The venue controls its own calendar, and only the venue can say what is current.
The correct move is to treat the schedule as a confirmation step, not a research step. You look up the venue's position first, understand the journey, and only then check the live schedule. The order matters because the schedule is useless if you cannot reach the building.
What Governs a Bingo Schedule
Bingo sessions are typically structured around a repeating weekly pattern, but that pattern is overlaid with exceptions. The variables that move a session time include the day of the week, the session type (matinee, evening, late), whether a holiday falls on the scheduled day, whether a private event has booked the hall, and whether the venue adjusts its calendar seasonally. None of these variables is knowable from a static article.
The reader should expect the venue to publish its schedule in one of two ways: a recurring weekly grid with a note that holiday and special sessions supersede it, or a dated calendar listing each session individually. Both formats answer the question, but the dated calendar is the more reliable of the two for a specific travel date.
| Reference Point | Straight-Line Miles | Measurement Type |
|---|---|---|
| No documented pair available | Not stated | Great-circle |
The table above is empty of figures because no distance pair for this venue was supplied. That is the honest state of the article: it cannot measure from any city to the Duquesne Annex, and it will not invent a number to fill the space. A reader who needs a distance should obtain the venue's coordinates from its own contact page or a mapping service, then measure from their own starting point.
What to Confirm Before You Go
Before travelling for a bingo session, confirm four things. First, the session time and date on the venue's own published schedule, not on a third-party listing. Second, whether the session requires advance purchase or allows walk-in entry. Third, whether the venue's calendar shows any holiday or private-booking exception on your intended date. Fourth, the venue's physical address and your own route, measured from your origin.
The channel for the first three is the venue's own website or guest services line. The channel for the fourth is a mapping tool you control. None of these answers can be supplied by a static article, and any article that pretends otherwise is guessing.
FAQ
Why doesn't this article list the bingo times?
Because a bingo schedule is a live operational detail that changes with holidays, private bookings, and seasonal adjustments. A printed time would be stale before it reached you. The venue's own published schedule page and guest services line are the only sources that carry the current answer.
How do I find the Duquesne Annex's location?
Start from the venue's own contact page or a mapping service, which will give you its fixed coordinates and street address. From there, measure outward to your own starting point. This article does not publish a street address or coordinates because none were supplied to it.
Is the straight-line distance the same as the driving distance?
No. A straight-line, or great-circle, distance ignores every river, ridge, and road detour between two points. The actual road distance is always longer, and in river-valley terrain it can be much longer. This article does not publish driving distances or travel times.
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