Mystery on Broadway

Description

Save the Date for EagleARTS' sixth annual signature event, Mystery on Broadway, an interactive mystery game. 

The year is 1931. America is gripped by the Depression and Prohibition is still in full swing. Life is hard for many, but not for all. Here, at Great Spatsby Manor, one could be forgiven for thinking the Great Depression was already over. 

Ben Carrie-Deway, one of the nouveau riche, and owner of Great Spatsby, is well known for hosting lavish soirées, and tonight was no exception. With exquisite food and lavish surroundings the evening was passing pleasantly and uneventfully...at least it was until he was discovered dead in his study. 

Now all the dinner guests are suspects and it’s up to you to solve the crime!  

Join EagleARTS for our award-winning immersive arts experience where Broadway Street in Historic Downtown Eagle will be transformed into the crime scene and you will have the opportunity to hear the alibis of our suspects located inside various businesses and ask them questions before making your guess as to the killer is. Keep an eye out for important clues, too. 

Once you know whodunnit, turn in your guess at ARTSPACE and enjoy our food and drinks at our joint reveal party with The Collective on Second and Second Street Tavern while waiting to hear whodunnit. Food will be served and guests will receive one drink ticket. Additional beverages will be available for purchase. All correct guesses as to WHO murdered Ben Carrie-Deway, HOW they did it, and WHY will be entered to win one of our fabulous prizes. Themed costumes are encouraged!  

You can arrive any time before 6:15 and still have time to complete the entire game live.  

Mystery on Broadway, is a fundraiser to support EagleARTS programs supporting local artists and is presented thanks to support from the Town of Eagle and generous donors like you. 

Alcohol consumption is limited to beverages provided or purchased at the party and must be consumed inside the party venue. No marijuana or weapons are allowed. Street parking. 

Tickets will go on sale March 1 Ticket sales are final, non-transferable, and non-refundable.