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Aug. 25: Le Chène Murder Mystery Dinner
| Thursday, Jul 12, 2018
Le Chene

Local restaurant Le Chène French Cuisine has announced they will be hosting Murder Mystery Dinner in their alluring banquet room this summer.

The event begins at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 25, where guests are encouraged to mingle over starters and cocktails before the fully interactive performance by Sharpo Entertainment begins.

Professional actors will stay in character throughout the dinner and will create a sense of adventure and comedy for all attendees (who will participate as suspects in the investigation of a crime). In addition to a memorable night full of laughter and intrigue, this event will also include a delicious four-course meal paired with two types of wine.

This dinner is a prepaid, non-refundable event and costs a total of $75 per person, broken down as $53 for the dinner (including tax and gratuity) and $22 for the performance. Tables seat a total of 10 guests, so friends can sit together if desired.

Reservations can be made in person at Le Chène, by phone, or online through PayPal. Le Chène is located at 12625 Sierra Hwy, Santa Clarita, 91390. Phone number is (661) 251-4315.

For more information about the event, the full dinner menu, and payment options, please visit: https://lechene.com/event/murder-mystery-dinner-theater-2/.
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