Back in April, I helped spread the word about The Wedding Party, an interactive puzzle experience running in Boston from May to the middle of June.
It’s hosted by our friends at Club Drosselmeyer, who are amazing performers, puzzlers, and event planners who have been branching out in recent years to great success!
That’s so many new opportunities to check out this delightful “playable theater” experience. Who doesn’t love a wedding with all the pomp and circumstance and spies and secret plots and potentially world-endangering threats?
You know, wedding stuff!
And that’s not all! If you’re in the Boston area, you’re absolutely spoiled for puzzly choices this summer!
You can add a little exercise and exploration to your puzzling with The Big Dig Treasure Hunt from The Massachusetts Mysteries!
On Saturday, June 13th and Saturday, July 18th, The Big Dig Treasure Hunt challenges you (and a couple of teammates) to walk through Downtown Boston, solving puzzles for a few hours.
Stephanie Yang (who created some of the puzzles for The Wedding Party) has masterminded this event, and as someone who has participated in The Great Urban Race and similar city-based puzzly challenges, this one sounds like a winner!
Click here for more details and ticket information.
And for Dungeons & Dragons enthusiasts or puzzle fans who enjoy a pint with their adventuring, Incantrix Productions is hosting a D&D-inspired bar crawl in Malden, Massachusetts!
Choose your class, interact with guild members, help them solve problems, and enjoy a few drinks along the way! It’s a casual D&D LARP-style event that sounds like a great time for longtime RPG fans AND a marvelous way to introduce new players to roleplaying in a fun setting!
As the organizers say on Eventbrite: “You’ll solve puzzles, make choices, drink potions, argue philosophy, and possibly die.”
What more could you ask from a pub crawl?
Will you be attending any of these amazing events, fellow puzzlers? Is there an event near you that you’d like to see featured on PuzzCulture? Let us know in the comments section below! We’d love to hear from you.
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