If it's trivia ya want, it's trivia ya got! Flagship Trivia is THE premiere trivia game in town.

Join us for seven rounds of ten questions each, with a special theme round each game. Questions get progressively difficult as the night

continues, so players at all levels will enjoy a challenge.

Flagship Trivia is free to play. Winning teams win prizes (plus bragging rights)!!

Click on the links above for more information, and for a list of Flagship Trivia game locations.

Flagship Trivia is THE premier, award-winning trivia game in town.

Join us for seven rounds of ten questions each, with a special theme round each game. Questions get progressively difficult as the night continues, so players at all levels will enjoy a challenge. During the pandemic, we are also hosting games via Zoom.

Flagship Trivia is free to play. Winning teams win prizes (except for the online game, which is just for bragging rights)!!

Click on the links above for more information, and for a list of Flagship Trivia game locations.

I have been assured by a retired friend that you can still call trips away "vacations" when one is retired. So we leave for vacation this week. Bill and I will be at Captain Benders and Maria's Taqueria on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday of this week and next, enjoy Flagship Trivia at Ollies with guest host, Joe Yates. Next Monday, Captain Benders will have the return of Heidi Hanrahan to the host's mic for the first time since the pandemic started. On Tuesday, John Meeker will host at Maria's Taqueria. Remember, these are guest hosts, so if some of the technology isn't 100% right, or something else is off, give them a break, please.
Here are the advance questions for this week. The questions: What type of creature is the ‘tarantula hawk’? In what kind of structure would you find engineering elements such as a batwing, a top hat, a vertical loop, and a hammerhead turn? And the unrelated answers: Grinding Teeth and Quick Response.
I'm leaving on a jet plane! Actually, we're driving, but this week's theme round is airport codes. Every airport in the world has a 3-letter code. I am sticking to just US airports. I will give you the airport code and the state. This should be fairly easy, one of the easiest theme rounds we've presented in a long time. I have not chosen obscure airports. Studying shouldn't be needed.
Enjoy trivia! And remember, don't sink the sub. I might have to create a Broadway or Math theme round! <evil laugh>

I know this is really late, but we have quite the weekend! All good, but very busy. We hope you had a great, very warm, weekend as well.

Here are the advances for this week. The questions: Who was the only president to also have been Speaker of the House? Which US state has the most national parks? And the unrelated answers: Federico Garcia Lorca and Albert Michelson.

The theme round is about one of the most solemn National Holidays we have: Memorial Day. Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States on which we honor and mourn members of the military who have passed while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

We continue to host trivia on Tuesday nights via Zoom at 7:00. Here is the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81823550184?pwd=S2lONjcwS08vdnM5TlhZYXpFMll6Zz09

See you at Trivia!