Night at the Museum: A Thief Returns!

Price: $5 Members | $10 General | $Free Ages 5 and under Join us for a thrilling night of detective work as we try to catch a thief that will not stop returning until they get the matching painting to an earlier theft! Children must be accompanied by an adult for the evening. Pizza and drinks will be provided for dinner. Register here

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August 24, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Price: $5 Members | $10 General | $Free Ages 5 and under
Join us for a thrilling night of detective work as we try to catch a thief that will not stop returning until they get the matching painting to an earlier theft! Children must be accompanied by an adult for the evening.
Pizza and drinks will be provided for dinner.
Register here

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