Get ready to step into the Roaring Twenties for a night of murder, mayhem, and plenty of laughs!
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​Watts Hall Community Arts is excited to welcome Mystery 207 back to Thomaston on Friday, November 6th for an interactive murder mystery dinner featuring their original 1920s-themed show, Gin, Guns, and Guilty Secrets. If you joined us for Mystery 207's 2023 show, don't worry, you won't be solving the same mystery twice! This is an entirely new 1920s adventure, with a new cast of characters, new clues, and a new murder to solve.
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​Enjoy a delicious three-course dinner prepared by the culinary arts students at Mid-Coast School of Technology while professional actors bring the mystery to life around you. As clues are revealed throughout the evening, you'll work with your tablemates to uncover secrets, suss out motives, and figure out who among the suspects is guilty of murder.
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​Dressing for the occasion is encouraged, but not required. Channel your inner flapper, mobster, speakeasy owner, or 1920s socialite and make a night of it!
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​The Menu

First Course

Baby Greens & Citrus Salad

Baby greens, orange segments, shaved fennel, cucumber, toasted sunflower seeds & champagne vinaigrette
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​Second Course

Smoked Pork Loin

Thinly sliced smoked pork loin, roasted butternut squash & farro salad with Dijon vinaigrette, maple-cider Brussels sprout slaw, and cranberry-pear chutney
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​Third Course

Apple Crostata

Caramelized apples, flaky pastry, almond streusel, and vanilla mascarpone
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​A beer and wine cash bar will be available.
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​Tickets are $63 per person and must be purchased in advance by Friday, October 30th. Tickets will not be available at the door.
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​Think you've got what it takes to crack the case? Gather your crew, dress up if you dare, and join us for a night of dinner, deception, and detective work at Watts Hall!
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​This is a "PG-13" show. Doors are at 5:30, show begins promptly at 6:00. All sales are final and non-refundable. For a full list of FAQs, visit https://www.wattshallthomaston.com/upcoming-events/1920s-murder-mystery-dinner.

Rigometrics is bringing their signature pre-Thanksgiving bash to Watts Hall on Wednesday, November 25th!
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​Rigometrics (Portland, Maine) is making serious waves in the Northeast music scene with a dynamic, high-energy sound that blends the soul of classic rock with the grit of funk and blues, the hooks of indie, and the urgency of modern alternative. Their music fuses Josef Berger’s searing guitar work, Derek Haney’s hard-hitting, groove-driven drums, and Keenan Hendricks’ soaring vocals and swaggering piano, which doubles as the bass in their live setup: creating a genre-blurring style that feels both timeless and fresh. The result is a live experience and growing catalog that consistently draws in diverse audiences and fuels an ever-expanding, loyal fan base.
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​Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 day of show.
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​This is a 21+ event. Doors at 7:30, show at 8:00. All sales final and non-refundable. For a full list of FAQs, visit https://www.wattshallthomaston.com/upcoming-events/rigometrics-rigsgiving-2026.

Bailey’s Mistake is a Celtic-American, four-piece folk band from Maine. This December, they're bringing their brand new Christmas-themed show to Watts Hall in Thomaston on Sunday, December 6th!
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​​The group mixes traditional music from Ireland, Scotland and Newfoundland with brand new songs about contemporary life in New England. Bailey’s Mistake’s pulsing sound is driven by bass, drums and guitar and topped off with hearty vocal harmonies and thrilling bagpipe and whistle tunes. 
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​Adult tickets are $20 in advance / $25 day of; youth tickets (13 and under) are $10 in advance / $15 day of.
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​This is an all-ages event. Doors at 1:30, show at 2:00. All sales final and non-refundable. For a full list of FAQs, visit https://www.wattshallthomaston.com/upcoming-events/a-celtic-american-christmas-with-baileys-mistake.