Tween Mystery Party

media release: Celebrate the legacy of Agatha Christie with a tween mystery game (best for ages 9-13; youth only). Each person will be assigned a character and work to solve the mystery of the magic pencil. There will be some reading of scripts and clues, as well as opportunities for acting and improvisation. Snacks will be provided.

Registration required. 

From March 3-27, Meadowridge Library will host a series of programs for all ages in honor of the 50th anniversary of Agatha Christie's passing. These literary-themed events include theater performances, escape rooms, cooking classes, and more, inviting readers to revisit Christie's intriguing world of clues, suspects, and suspense while exploring the lasting impact of her work on popular culture.

"Agatha Christie left an enduring legacy that has shaped what mystery novels are today. As readers and fans of her work, we're excited to revisit these classic books and characters and celebrate them with our community, or be their introduction into the canon with engaging programs for all ages." Rosemary Medrano, community engagement Llbrarian at Meadowridge Library

Agatha Christie, one of the most influential crime writers of all time, passed away on January 12, 1976, at the age of 85. Fifty years later, her legacy continues to captivate readers around the world. With a career spanning more than five decades, and 80 crime-focused works, Christie reshaped the mystery genre through ingenious plots, masterfully timed twists, and unforgettable detectives like Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Her stories have inspired countless writers and have been adapted for film, television, and theater, cementing her reputation as the “Queen of Crime.”

This March, visitors to Meadowridge Library can immerse themselves in the puzzling world of Agatha Christie through programs that celebrate classical mysteries and highlight one of Britain's most remarkable storytellers.

Learn more and sign up for events at madpl.org/agathachristie

This programming is made possible thanks to the Madison Public Library Foundation and the Friends of Meadowridge Library