The Cambridge Academic Foundation invites the community to an evening of suspense, laughter, and intrigue at “Murder at the Mall II: The Class Reunion,” a murder mystery comedy written by Tom Akers. The event will take place Saturday, Feb. 28th at Midland Golf Club in Kewanee, with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the show beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Set against the backdrop of a high school reunion gone terribly wrong, the story revisits a decades-old mystery. In 1985, Tiffany — a queen bee high school student — was murdered at Sunny Court Mall… or was she? On the anniversary of her mysterious demise, ten of Tiffany’s classmates — all present the night she was killed — are invited to their 25th class reunion by an unknown host. As the evening unfolds, guests begin to meet their own untimely ends. Can the cast unravel the mystery before they, too, become victims?

Guests can expect an interactive and entertaining evening filled with comedy, suspense, and surprises. Tickets are just $25 per person, and attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in both a silent auction and a live auction.

All proceeds from the evening will benefit the Cambridge Academic Foundation, which supports Cambridge School District teachers by providing funds for classroom materials and educational enhancements that enrich student learning experiences.

Don’t miss this thrilling and fun-filled night for a great cause. Gather your friends, sharpen your detective skills, and prepare for a reunion you won’t soon forget. For ticket information or more details, contact the Cambridge Academic Foundation, at cambridgecademicfoundation@gmail.com.

Pictured is the cast of the Tom Akers comedy, “Murder at the Mall II: The Class Reunion,” to be performed as a fundraiser for Cambridge Academic Foundation on Saturday, Feb. 28 at Midland Golf Club in Kewanee.

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Jonathan Turner

Jonathan Turner -- who has called the Quad Cities home since 1995 -- has decades of experience as a professional journalist and pianist. His experience writing for daily newspapers, public radio and local TV encompasses a wide range of subjects, including the arts, politics, education, economic development, historic preservation, business, and tourism.

Jonathan most loves writing about music and the arts (which he now does as a freelancer for the River Cities Reader and Visit Quad Cities). He has a passion for accompanying musicals, singers, choirs and instrumentalists, including playing for QC Music Guild's 2023 productions of RENT and SWEENEY TODD. He is assistant music director and accompanist for the spring 2025 Music Guild show, ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE. He wrote an original musical based on The Book of Job, which premiered at Playcrafters in 2010. Jonathan penned a 175-page history book about downtown Davenport, that was published by The History Press in 2016, and a travel guide about the QC published by Reedy Press in 2022.