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OCTOBER 20�27, 2021
Celebrate Halloween by solving a
mystery in the Pendleton Underground
By Lisa Britton
Go! Magazine
P
ENDLETON — There’s a
mystery happening be-
neath the streets of Pendleton,
and it’s up to the guests to
solve it — before the police
arrive.
The Pendleton Underground
is planning a Pumpkin Palooza
Mystery Party for Saturday, Oct.
30, from 6:30-9:30 p.m. in the
Shamrock Card Room.
The evening is for ages 21
and older and includes appetiz-
ers, dinner, dessert and one
alcoholic beverage. A no-host
bar will also be available.
Attendance is limited to 45
people. Tickets are $75 and
must be purchased by Oct. 23
to ensure enough time to assign
everyone a character. For reser-
vations, call 541-276-0730.
Yes — attendees come
dressed in costume and take on
the persona of someone else
for the evening.
“It’s a blast. You get to not be
yourself for an evening,” said
Brooke Armstrong, the Under-
ground’s executive director.
Here is the plot for the mystery:
“Skull Manor is an old es-
tate in the heart of Spider
City known for its captivating
architecture, mysterious ambi-
ance and unspeakable history.
The townspeople have been
scurrying about the streets to
get ready for the big night of
great food, inspiring conver-
sations and, of course, outra-
geous gossip. This has been
a daunting year of dissension
and discord among many of the
residents of Spider City. Ru-
mors of blackmail, thievery, and
outrageous controversies have
been circulating throughout the
town’s grapevines. We all hope
everybody can put aside their
diff erences for a night of fun. If
COSTUME
MYSTERY DINNER
Saturday, Oct. 30
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Pendleton Underground’s
Shamrock Card Room
Ages 21 and older
RSVP by Oct. 23 by calling
541-276-0730
www.facebook.com/pendletonundergroundtours
Dress up and help solve a mystery at the Pendleton Underground on Oct. 30.
Tickets must be purchased by Oct. 23.
not, there may be misfortune on
the horizon. This is where your
story begins.”
This is the fi rst Halloween
mystery at the Underground.
Looking ahead, a murder mys-
tery in a speakeasy is planned
for New Year’s Eve, and in
February there will be a mas-
querade.
Judith Burger, who is host
of the mystery, said everyone
really gets into character for
these events.
“People take on a persona,”
she said. “Introverts have as
much — if not more fun — as
extroverts.”
For updates, check the Pend-
leton Underground’s Facebook
page.
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