Don't miss the

Friday, May 18, 1pm to 10pm
Saturday, May 19, 10am to Midnight
Sunday, May 20, 8am to 5pm

Our 16th Annual Pinball Show & Swap Meet
- 100+ pinball machines on FREE PLAY - no quarters needed!
- Pinball parts, memorabilia and games for sale
- WiN BiG RaFFLE - drawings on Saturday & Sunday
- FUN Adult & Kids Tournaments (great for 1st timers)
- Silent Auction on Saturday
- Outdoor Flea Market on Saturday
- Silverball "Church" - less-crowded early hours on Sunday!
- Sunday Pinball School (more info below)
- Food hosted by the Boys & Girls Club
- Show t-shirts & posters on sale as usual
- RV parking on the premises at PaGG ViLLaGE
- Great fun for the whole family!
Have items to donate to the Auction or Raffle?
Email us now and let us know!
Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento
This annual event is put on by pinball enthusiasts from all over Northern California as a benefit for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento. Each year close to $8,000 is raised for this worthwhile cause. Many people bring their pinball machines to share, the organizers and volunteers are not paid to put on the show and everyone benefits!
Click here to see a thank you letter from the Boys and Girls Club.
Admission
Weekend Pass - BEST DEAL (all 3 days) $25, 12 & under $12
Friday or Sunday $10, 12 & under $5
Saturday $15, 12 & under $7
Note that we can only accept cash at the door, ATM machine adjacent to the entrance.
Parking is free, please see map below.
The Boys & Girls Club will host food service this year--plans are shaping up to serve hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, cookies, chips and possibly pizza baked right on site! Picnic tables will be provided nearby--so plan to have a meal or a snack at Pin-a-Go-Go this year!
Let's all go to Pin-a-Go-Go and join in all the home grown, non-stop fun at the longest-running pinball show west of the Mississippi!
Marker shows free parking across the street from Pin-a-Go-Go.
Pin-a-Go-Go location information is listed in the right column of this page. Park free across the street and walk to the entry archway marked "Dixon May Fair" (near the 4 cars in the photo above).
Want to know more about the history behind Pin-A-Go-Go? Check out this:
"There is a HISTORY to this show... PIN-A-GO-GO" written by Dave Buchanan which appeared in the 100th issue (October, 2003) of PinGame Journal.
Wondering what Pin-A-Go-Go is like? Take a look at this fabulous
360° Tour of Pin-a-Go-Go 2009 photographed and constructed by Steve Tsubota.














