Looking for something a little more meaningful for that special someone this Valentine’s Day?
“The Language of Love” benefit tea will be held at Emmanuel UCC, 124 Broadway, Hanover on Feb. 11 with seatings at 11a.m. and 2:30 p.m. with foods that symbolize the many facets of love.
Tea includes: salad, soup, savories, pastries and dessert served with a variety of teas and offers a silent auction.
The Language of Love menu: Tomato basil soup (love, good wishes, protection), salad with apples and walnuts (healing, love, health), scones with cream and orange/cranberry (good fortune and love), strawberry bread with almonds (love and money), rosemary biscuit with ham (love, blessing, protection, faith), smoked turkey with apricot jam (love), quiche bite (hope, renewal, protection), heart cookie (healing, power, success, love, money), fruit (kindness, love, protection), chocolate cupcake (love, festivity, renewal).
Tickets are $20 for adults and $8 for children (age 10 and under). Sponsored by Xi Theta Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, all proceeds will benefit the family of Karly Gerow, a local toddler being treated for a rare form of cancer.
Call 717-632-8281 for tickets/reservations and make check payable to Xi Theta Zeta.
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After that, you can walk down York Street to On the Go Cafe where the Hanover Community Players will present THE MURDER MYSTERY DINNER. Bring your sweetheart for a romantic Italian dinner buffet, good company and … murder. Tickets are $25 each and $45 for a couple.
http://hanoverlittletheatre.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/MurderMysteryFlier-Feb2012.10193508.pdf
After a relaxing afternoon tea, stay downtown and get your heart pumping with the “My Fatal Valentine,” a ‘fun’d raiser Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre to benefit the Hanover Community Players, Hanover’s only all-volunteer theater.
This third annual ‘Fun’d Raiser will be held at 6 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 11 (snow date: Feb. 18) at On the Go Café and Catering, 11 York St., Hanover.
“My Fatal Valentine,” this year’s murder mystery, takes place at a convention of romance writers, where the contenders for the LoveKnot Book of the Year Award are anxious to find out who wins the prize. Among the nominated authors are two spinster sisters, a young prodigy and her overbearing mother, a British aristocrat, a rude and obnoxious social climber, and a rough and tough dude and his bimbo girlfriend. When one of the attendees is murdered, it will be up to the amateur detectives in the audience to vote for who they think “dunit” in this interactive and comedic night of fun, food, and crime.
Tickets are on sale now for $45/couple and $25/individual at On the Go Café, 11 York St., Hanover; 717.633.1911; or by mail to the Hanover Community Players, P.O. Box 36, Hanover, PA 17331.
“We are committed to keeping the prices at our all-volunteer theatre affordable as well as maintaining our historic building. To do that, we need to ask the community for help,” says Don Aumen, president of the group that owns and operates the Hanover Little Theatre, 360 Blooming Grove Rd., Hanover. “This annual murder mystery is just one of the ways we do that.”
The money raised at this event will be used to support numerous projects, including upgrading of the building’s electrical systems.
For more information about the event or the Hanover Community Players, visit http://www.HanoverLittleTheatre.com or call 717.637.5297.