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The Murder Mystery Company is an expert mystery entertainment you won't find anywhere else. They offer live-action murder mystery parties that are perfect for any occasion. Whether you're hosting a birthday celebration, company Christmas party, or any other privately hosted event, they've got you covered. As Phoenix's go-to source for mystery entertainment, they're proud to offer an unforgettable night of food, fun, and crime-solving at the public show. Dress up with your friends and join in for a night you won't forget. The killer public shows offer a two-hour interactive game of mystery, intrigue, and murder and a delicious three-course meal. So why settle for dinner and a movie when you can have dinner and a murder? Save your seats for the next show and experience the ultimate night out.

Visit the last remaining basilica in Arizona, St. Mary's Basilica. As the oldest Catholic parish in the city, this beautiful church has a rich history and is worth a visit. St. Mary's Basilica is also one of the most-photographed religious icons in the area. The structure has an otherworldly, unique atmosphere, and visitors often live in a peaceful state of mind. Interestingly, in 1985, Pope John Paul II declared St. Mary's a Minor Basilica, a massive deal in the Catholic Church. So, if you're in Phoenix, check out this fantastic piece of history.

Take the chance to explore the Arizona Capitol Museum and learn about Arizona's bootstrapping attitude and dynamic history. Discover more than 20 exhibits that showcase the evolution of Arizona from its territorial beginnings to the present day. The museum offers a glimpse into the state's diverse cultures and the significant historical figures that helped shape it. Visitors can explore displays highlighting Arizona's state symbols, the USS Arizona, and photographs by Edward S. Curtis. There's something for everyone to enjoy. One of the most impactful exhibits is the Arizona Gratitude Train boxcar, sent to the state as a token of gratitude from France after World War II. The artifacts, such as a wedding dress from Lyon and a Peugeot bicycle, pay tribute to Arizona's resilience and strength.