Murder Mystery Dinner at the Olde Mill Inn Basking Ridge - "Deadly Dancing"

Feb. 5, 2011 - PRLog -- This promises to be an evening of mystery, great food, music and dance, combined with the excitement of a live performance!  

The story takes place in the summer of 1963, and guests at Killermans Resort in the Catskills are busy hopping, limboing and cha-cha-in their way through the summer.  Baby is about to have the biggest adventure of her life.  Unfortunately, the action doesn’t stop at the dancing, and someone just may wind up dead before the vacation is over.  Things could get dirty if the dancing is deadly!

The Murder Mystery Dinner will take place in the Olde Mill Inn Washington Ballroom.  The doors for the show and dinner will open approximately 10 minutes before the show begins. Customers must first check in at the registration desk in the lobby outside of the ballroom.  Ample parking is provided on site next to the Olde Mill Inn.  The Olde Mill Inn is  located at 225 Hwy 202, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920, next to exit 30B of I-287 North.

Dinner
A full four-course plated dinner will be served, with a choice of three entrees.  The format of the evening starts with the first half of the show, followed by dinner, followed by the conclusion of the show.  The complete menu and details are posted on www.OldeMillInn.com. There will be a cash bar available throughout the evening.

Reservations Required (call 908-696-2335).  The travel package may also be booked at www.OldeMillInn.com (under the tab “Packages”) or  by calling 908-221-1100.  


Cost is $86/person, including the performance of “Deadly Dancing,” a four-course dinner with three entrée choices, taxes and gratuity.  

A Special Valentine’s Day Travel Package at the Olde Mill Inn is also available for $265.  The travel package includes “Deadly Dancing” show tickets for two, the four-course dinner for two, a double room, Continental Breakfast, all taxes and the gratuity.

The Olde Mill Inn is situated on a scenic 10-acre country estate in Basking Ridge, and features two separate venues located on the same property.  The Inn has a warmly elegant atmosphere with a spectacular stone courtyard for outdoor ceremonies or events, English gardens, a gazebo, a grand ballroom and beautifully decorated indoor spaces for weddings, social celebrations and corporate events.  
The Grain House was actually the original Olde Mill Inn. The building, constructed in 1768, has been preserved to retain its entire original structure and unique history; the Grain House was originally part of a local mill that is believed to have ground the grain for George Washington’s troops that were housed close by during the Revolutionary War.

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Together, the Olde Mill Inn and the Grain House provide exquisite settings for weddings, engagement parties, showers, rehearsal dinners, celebrations and corproate events. The Olde Mill Inn provides 102 guest rooms and suites and a restaurant.