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WFFE to hold Trivia Bee on Feb. 7

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Fifth-graders from the Lynch Elementary School hold up their trophy after winning the WFFE Trivia Bee I 2023. The bee is started by fifth-grade teams from each school competing for the title. COURTESY PHOTO/WFFE

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On Wednesday, Feb. 7, the Winchester Foundation for Educational Excellence will hold its 21st Annual Trivia Bee, beginning at 7 p.m. at Winchester Town Hall, 71 Mount Vernon St.

Gather a team of three and complete in one of Winchester’s favorite traditions.

“Bee” in costume. There is a prize for the “Best Dressed” team.

The team from the Network for Social Justice hold up their first place trophy for the WFFE Trivia Bee in 2023 in the adult category. COURTESY PHOTO/WFFE

Queen Bee sponsors for the event are PDA Dental Group, Barrett, Sotheby’s International Realty and Moriarty.

To register for the event, log on at www.wfee.org or email info@wfee.org.

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