Mystery at the Museum

Mystery at the Museum

Photo: KAFE/Lynden Heritage Museum


Find your detective hats and magnifying glass for the Mystery at the Museum: The Case of the Three-Armed Robber!  Presented by the Lynden Heritage Museum on October 20, 21, & 27!

Travel back to historic 1915 Lynden to search for clues, interview live suspects, and crack the case.

Tickets are on-sale now…but you can win yours all week at 7:40am on KAFE This Morning with Dave, Allan & Patrice on Win! That! Prize!

Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for children, or $55 for a family pack of 2 adults and 2-4 kids.

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