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5th Annual PACS Murder Mystery Event to be held March 16th

On Friday, March 16th, Phoenixville Area Community Services will be hosting their 5th Annual Murder Mystery Event. This year's event will be held form 6-10pm at RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve.
What could be more fun than kicking off your St. Patrick's Day weekend with an evening of laughter, drama and mystery? Sharpen your detective skills by investigating the murder - Irish style!

Actors from Phoenixville's own Forge Theatre will present "Murder Me . . . I'm Irish." As the plot unfolds, you will enjoy a delicious dinner and sift through clues with your table mates to review suspects and motives for committing the crime. The first to crack the case wins a prize!

Tickets are $75 per person and include h'ordeurves, choice of entree, dessert, coffee, hot and iced tea and lemonade. Cash bar will be available.

The beautiful setting at RiverCrest - and a silent auction with an impressive assortment of themed baskets - will complement this exciting evening of dinner theatre.

Don't miss a wonderful night out and the opportunity to help our neighbors in need! All proceeds benefit Phoenixville Area Community Services. For more information or tickets click on this link...http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=gbmg69dab&oeidk=a07e5ig2ku56ac150e8&oseq=a01j2gf13dprk
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