Peddler's Village To Restart Murder Mystery Dinner Theater

LAHASKA, PA — Peddler's Village will resume its popular weekly murder mystery dinner theater series on Aug. 8. The current production, "Cheers to Murder," was halted in mid-March due to the coronavirus shutdowns.

When the series resumes, new safety measures in place.

Safety measures include:

• Limiting attendance to no more than half of the normal capacity
• There will be 6 feet of space between areas occupied by separate parties and actors will remain at least 6 feet away from any guests while performing on a set stage area
• Servers will wear masks and guests will wear masks unless they are seated. Guests will be "strongly" encouraged to wear masks while not eating or drinking
• There will be disposable menus
• Banquet spaces will be disinfected before and after performances, with particular emphasis on common and high-traffic areas
• Guests and employees who feel ill will be asked to stay home Peddler’s Village.
• To avoid a restroom surge, there will be no intermission.

The fee for each person is $69.95 and includes the show and dinner as well as tax and gratuity. In addition to the show, the events include a three-course dinner and a cash bar.

Performances are currently planned for: August 8 and 15; September 12 and 26; and October 3 and 17.

Reservations are required and can be made by calling 215-794-4051. The Cock ‘n Bull Restaurant is located at Rt. 263 and Street Road in Lahaska.