Free Eurovision Song Contest Printables

Free Eurovision Printables & Party Ideas

As I’ve mentioned before here on the blog, we are major Eurovision Song Contest fans in this house and can’t wait to watch this year’s Grand Final. If you too love all things Eurovision, then I’ve got the perfect freebie for you. I’ve updated my original Eurovision Quiz from a couple of years ago again as some of the answers have changed following recent wins, and I’ve added an additional picture round option. You can now choose between the original picture round about flags of Europe, or an extended picture round with even more flags to guess (this was added for this year due to my children’s current obsession with country flags). So depending how you feel about flags, you can choose either of the two. My matching Eurovision Score Sheets and Eurovision Bingo Cards are also still available, to make your Eurovision night go that little bit further. Plus, as ever, I have a few party tips to share. All the printables are free to download, but if you’d like to support me with a small donation to help keep this blog running, it would be much appreciated (donations go towards hosting costs). Just hit the ‘support‘ button at the end of this post. Thank you! So, are you ready?

Eurovision Party Decor

Eurovision Party Flags Decor

Flags of Europe are the obvious choice here. If you can get your hands on some pre-made bunting, which will serve you for years to come, that would be the easiest way. Alternatively, you could either print some off the internet, or – a more printer friendly version – why not get the kids involved in drawing some. You can squeeze in a little geography lesson as a bonus!

Eurovision Party Food

Eurovision Party Cheeseboard

When we’ve had Eurovision parties in the past, we had each guest bring a dish from a different country, which was always lots of fun. In recent years, our viewing parties have just been a family affair with the four of us, and our Eurovision cheese board – with cheeses from different European countries – has become a firm staple (in fact, my youngest says the cheese board is now his favourite part of Eurovision night, haha). The kids help to make wee flags to stick in the cheeses.

The Warm-Up

Eurovision Playlist

To get in to party mode, a playlist with Eurovision winners – and other notable entries – from previous years is a must! I’ve compiled a playlist of my favourites on Spotify, if you want to tune in, with ABBA, Lulu, Bucks Fizz, Katrina and the Waves, Conchita Wurst, Nicole, Dana International, Lordi, and Charlotte Nilsson to name just a few. And yes, I still think that The Ark and Texas Lightning were both robbed of a win (and are of course also included in my playlist).

>> OPEN ‘BEST OF EUROVISION’ PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY

(Note: The original ‘Jack in the Box’ by Clodagh Rodgers is no longer available on Spotify but I really like it so I’ve included a cover version.)

Eurovision Quiz

Eurovision Song Contest Free Quiz

Another fun way to get warmed up for the big event itself, is a good old quiz. As mentioned above, I’ve updated my original Eurovision Quiz from a couple of years ago again as some of the answers have changed following recent wins, and there are now two options to choose from for the picture round. The three rounds now include: Questions about Europe, Eurovision Trivia, and a picture round with flags of Europe (with two version to choose from, there’s now an extended version for flag aficionados).

>> DOWNLOAD FREE EUROVISION QUIZ QUESTIONS (updated in 2025)

>> DOWNLOAD FREE EUROVISION QUIZ ANSWERS (updated in 2025)

The Viewing

Eurovision Sweepstake

Up the ante, and have a Eurovision sweepstake. Everyone picks the name of a country performing in the Grand Final out of a hat, and the person with the winning country gets a wee prize. With 26 countries taking part in the finale, you may not have enough people to pick one each, but you could either team up with friends who are also watching, even if you’re not together, or just pick several countries each. Since there’s usually four of us this year, we pick a handful of countries each and I bought a wee trophy a few years ago for a couple of quid for the winner (if one of the boys wins and I’m feeling generous, I also pop a small pocket money bonus inside the trophy).

Eurovision Score Card

Free Eurovision Song Contest Score Card

It’s much more fun watching the performances if you hand out your own scores. We’ve been doing this for years, and a few years ago I designed some free Eurovision Song Contest Score Cards, with the categories we like to rate: song (i.e. how good is the actual song); outfit (or outfits, if they have a costume change half way through!); performance (this could cover anything from whether they are in tune, to dance routines), and staging (props, lighting, special effects etc). Give marks out of 5 for each category, tot up the scores, and then see who your top 3 acts are and compare to the votes they actually get.

>> DOWNLOAD FREE EUROVISION SCORE CARD

Eurovision Bingo

Free Eurovision Song Contest Bingo Cards

Another fun thing to do, while watching the performances, is to play Eurovision Bingo. I’ve designed some free Eurovision Song Contest Bingo Cards for you to download. There are 12 different cards in total, each of them slightly different so that there are no repeats if you are playing with a larger group. You could either use these with family at home, or share with friends who are also watching but are maybe not with you. We’re using gummy bears to mark the categories we get, but you could use marshmallows, chocolate buttons, or anything else you fancy. If you get a BINGO you get to eat your sweets.

>> DOWNLOAD FREE EUROVISION BINGO CARDS


So, here’s hoping you all have a great Eurovision night! If you use any of my printables and want to share photos of your party, I would love to see them – feel free to tag me on Facebook or Instagram.

One last thing. I’m offering all these printables for free, because I want to share the Eurovision love. However, if you would like to support me with a small donation, which helps to keep this blog running (all donations go towards hosting costs), it would be much appreciated. Just hit the support button below. Thank you x

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