Kankakee Times

Have you gotten your tickets yet for The Albion Area Chamber of Commerce’s first ever Murder Mystery Fundraising Dinner? 

 With the help of the hilarious crew at Jest Murder Mystery Co., we are bringing you an evening of fun, laughter, a few shenanigans, and definitely some mystery!

Our theme for the evening will be “A Fistful of Hollars”. Enjoy helping us solve a good ‘ol Wild West murder mystery. Western wear encouraged but not required.

So how will the murder mystery work? Here’s a word straight from Jest Murder Mystery Co.: “Audience participation is our number one priority because we want to make sure everyone has a great time. Our professional entertainers will pass out parts based on each personality present with some parts being more involved than others. Have no fear, there are no scripts to read, nor lines to memorize here! Our entertainers know all the characters and will be able to assist your people in communicating their funny bits during the show. Everyone will have the opportunity to participate as much or as little as they would like to and their parts will explain how they can do so.”

There is no stage; the Jest entertainers will be working the room in our quest to solve the mystery. Grab your friends and enjoy a fun evening out!

Dinner will be served, full menu will be posted soon. Tickets are $50 each or $375 for a table of 8. For tickets call Michelle Burton at 618-302-4655, or visit Fifteen West, CNB Albion, or Steve Thompson Country Financial in West Salem. Tickets are already selling quickly and seats are limited so get yours before they’re gone! Tickets will not be available at the door.

Doors open at 5:45pm at the Edwards County Senior Citizens Center with the murder mystery starting promptly at 6:30pm. The mystery will take place in two 45-minute acts, with dinner served between acts.

For more information on what to expect stay tuned to our event page or check out jestmurdermystery.com/more-info/what-to-expect

Thank you to our event sponsors: Verano, Wabash General Hospital, Doug Raber State Farm Insurance, and The Edwards County Farm Bureau. All funds raised will go back into the community through Chamber hosted events and projects.

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