A Night of Frightful Fun and Marshy Murder Mystery!
Join the Friends of Scarborough Marsh for an evening of great food and murder mystery theater to support critical marsh conservation and restoration programs on Friday, May 6th. This evening of frightful fun will be held at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church, Blackpoint Road, Scarborough.
Cocktail hour will be from 5:30 to 6:30, which will include a cash bar and appetizers such as Nonesuch Oysters! And then – dinner and the mystery begin...
... On the morning of August 3, 1818, Joseph Swift, a cashier at the Cumberland Bank in Portland, discovered that over $200,000 had been stolen from the vault. While two suspects later confessed to the crime, the money was never recovered. Some say that clammers discovered the money buried in Scarborough Marsh. Others say the money is still there. Now a body has turned up in Scarborough Marsh with a few coins dated…you guessed it, 1818. It seems the mystery of the Cumberland Bank heist continues and has now escalated to murder! The suspects? Why, The Friends of the Scarborough Marsh of course! Why else would anyone befriend a marsh?! For the long lost loot, naturally!
Come join us for an evening of camaraderie, comedy, mystery and music. In this interactive mystery you are the detectives, the suspects and the witnesses. Oh, and one of you, is the killer! Who knows, if you catch the murderer you may even get the loot!
Join the Friends of Scarborough Marsh for an evening of great food and murder mystery theater to support critical marsh conservation and restoration programs on Friday, May 6th. This evening of frightful fun will be held at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church, Blackpoint Road, Scarborough. 
