EVENT DETAILS
Speakeasy Murder Mystery: Death of a Gangster
Step inside… if you know the code.
Behind closed doors, a hidden speakeasy comes to life for one unforgettable night of intrigue, deception, and suspense. Guests will need a secret password granting access to an underground experience where nothing is quite as it seems and everyone has something to hide (the password will not unlock the doors until 6:00 PM).
As the evening unfolds, you’ll be drawn into Death of a Gangster, an interactive murder mystery where you’ll gather clues, question suspects, and work to uncover the truth before the night is over.
Enjoy a hearty BBQ buffet dinner featuring brisket and pulled pork with classic sides along with a 1920's themed cocktails to keep the spirits flowing. As the mystery deepens, join our Bottle Pull for a chance to win premium vintages or libations, discover hidden treasures in the secret auction and experience a night full of unexpected twists.
1920s attire is encouraged, so dress to impress and fully step into the era.
This exclusive event is 18+ only and includes mature themes, which may involve mild language and content consistent with the immersive storyline.
When: Saturday, August 15th, 2026
Social Hour 6-7pm
Dinner 7pm
Crime 7:30 - 9:30pm
Where: Ability Inclusion Services | 1275 W 2320 S | West Valley City
Tickets: $75
Seats are limited, secrets won’t stay hidden for long, and this is one night you won’t want to miss so get your tickets before they're gone.
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Who is AIS?
About Ability Inclusion Services
For over 65 years, Ability Inclusion Services has been enriching the lives of people with disabilities by actively providing community opportunities for independence and individual growth. The Center’s foundation was laid in 1958 by a group of parents and talented individuals who saw the importance of educational and social opportunities for children with disabilities. The focus then, as now, was on the opportunities to address all aspects of life. When public schools were mandated in 1975 for all children, our services shifted to serving adults with disabilities. Throughout the 80’s and 90's services grew to support a wider variety of needs. Residential Services were started to address the needs of individuals that needed support to live on their own. Expanded day services were opened in the early 90’s so participants could have community and sensory experiences. Transportation was then introduced in the 2000’s and since expanded to a fleet of a dozen accessible vehicles to meet the diverse needs of the population we serve. Today our organization is one of Utah’s most vibrant disability communities, providing an invaluable resource for participants and their families.
FUNDRAISING FOR AIS PROGRAMING
Proceeds from this event support Ability Inclusion Services and the programs that make daily connection, growth, and independence possible for the individuals we serve. Your participation helps sustain our Community Day Program and Residential Services, while also supporting the launch of our newest initiative, the Mobile Day Program, which brings services directly into the community for a more flexible, real-world experience. Together, these programs create opportunities for meaningful engagement, skill development, and a stronger sense of belonging.