Love cats, great food and mysteries? We've got an event for you!

Are you looking for a great and grown-up way to celebrate Halloween? Join the Chesapeake Feline Association and solve an intriguing murder mystery while you enjoy a delicious four-course dinner. The event is on Sunday, October 27 from 6 - 9pm and features a beautiful fall menu and lively entertainment.

“Whodunit” is a locally produced event, representing the best of both Harford and Cecil Counties. The Fowl Players of Perryville will perform while you partake in a wonderful meal prepared by the award-winning chef at the Vandiver Inn in Havre de Grace.

The event is hosted by the Chesapeake Feline Association, an all-volunteer non-profit organization, as a fundraiser to support their mission of Saving Lives… One Cat At A Time. CFA is a no-kill feline rescue, and has been highly commended for their efforts rescuing homeless and injured cats, along with addressing the over-population crisis in Cecil, Harford and surrounding areas for the past ten years.

There are two delicious entrees to choose from: Moroccan Style Chicken braised in Honey & Apricots -OR- Traditional Yankee Pot Roast with a French Twist, braised in Red Wine with Onion, Carrots & Garlic. Both meals also include:

• Appetizer: Street Taco with corn, potato, poblano and cilantro
• Salad: Chef's Fall Salad-Roasted Butternut Squash on Red Leaf Lettuce with Pecan Crusted Goat Cheese & Pancetta Crisps
  
• Sides: Coconut Rice, Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Cauliflower
  Dessert: Chocolate Lava Cake
  
• Iced tea and cider. (Cash bar available)

CFA resolves many cat related issues, such as placing cats with the elderly free of charge, helping with low-cost spay/neuter services, controlling the feral population with trap-neuter-release (TNR) program, and rescuing hundreds of kittens each year. Please join us for this fabulous evening and show your support for CFA, the driving force in Harford and Cecil counties to end the over-population of free roaming and stray cats.

For tickets and more information, go to ChesapeakeFelineAssociation.org.