They play bridge in China, in Africa, in Australia, in England. They play it in kitchens, in basements, in churches, in hotels, in tents, in castles. Rich people play bridge. So do poor people, little people, famous people. Kings, generals, movie stars, and athletes.
People play bridge, drink tea and eat goodies served on china plates.
People play bridge on huge cruise ships slicing through oceans heading for exotic islands. People rent large rooms and have clubs where they play bridge day and evening. Thousands will meet to play at tournaments, filling conventions centers, arenas, and ballrooms with colour and laughter. This web page is sponsored by the Canadian Bridge Federation. Click on our logo to find out more about bridge in Canada.