One killer ~ three victims.  Can the speakeasy guests uncover the murderer?  Join us for a night of mystery and suspense.
Ticket Includes
Cocktails, Beer & Wine
Heavy Hors d’Oeuvres
Raffle Opportunities
You know you’re dying to attend!  After all, a little party never killed nobody….

Thank you to 
our sponsors!

Come sip, shop and support the LGAHS at the La Grange Park Antique Mall!

May 9th from 7:00 – 9:00 pm
800 E. 31st Street   La Grange Park

$20 ticket includes wine, beer and appetizers. 

Costume jewelry repairs will be available, up to 3 items per guest with a donation to LGAHS.

May 5th – 9th bring an Amazon card ($10 min – to support the LGAHS need for preservation boxes) and receive a coupon for a 10% discount on a future purchase!

The program will educate guests about the role farming had in the formation & development of the La Grange areas. We have come full circle from farming to no farming or livestock, and now the new interest in raising chickens.

The Historical Society will present material about the history of farming in the area including some little known & interesting facts. Bona Heinsohn from the Farm Bureau will talk about raising chickens in suburbia. Facts vs fiction, how many eggs do they lay, what do they eat, how long do they live, what size space is needed to raise them in a healthy environment, etc!

Grab your “lunch bags” and board the School Bus ~ we’re exploring local museums and unique historical places in the Western Suburbs! 

• The Robert Vial House Flagg Creek Historical Museum
• Willow Springs Historical Society
• Red Gate Woods
• St James at Sag Bridge Church & Cemetery
• The Lemont Historical society, murals, canal & Smokey Row
• The lost town of Tiedtville & Bimini Springs
  Learn little known historical facts as you relax, sip adult beverages, and have snacks along the way. This unique Field Trip provides a docent at each stop. Upon your return you will enjoy scrumptious dinner style hors d’ oeuvres, drinks, and desserts at The Samuel Vial House, home of the La Grange Area Historical Society