Scottsdale Stories & Sweets Part 3: Mystery and Murder in Old Town

Join us for a unique Scottsdale storytelling session as you nibble on sweet treats from a local business. Listen as storyteller Bruce Wall covers two of the most notorious crimes in the 1950s in Scottsdale. The first is about the DUI arrest of one of Scottsdale’s most famous residents. What happened in court will surprise you! The second story is about a town councilman who was shot to death in his home, but the twists in the story play out like a movie. Who were the suspects? Was the case ever solved? The presentation is appropriate for adults. Those over 13 are welcome (parental guidance suggested). Treats available while supplies last. Please register because we are expecting a full house!

This presentation is part of Stories & Sweets, a collection of stories shared throughout June. It is presented by the City of Scottsdale and Community Involvement Advisor Bruce Wall. There will be three additional Stories & Sweets on Tuesdays in June, including:

• Part 1: The History of the Community Design Studio. Register
• Part 2: THE Place to be Seen and The Indomitable Woman of Scottsdale. Register
• Part 4: Scottsdale and the Little Red Schoolhouse. Register

Each presentation is considered standalone. You can pick and choose which presentations you want to attend.  

Join June Days activities all month long! 

Stories & Sweets is part of June Days in Old Town Scottsdale. 

June Days presents the very best of what makes Old Town Scottsdale so fun — with daily events encouraging locals and visitors to get out and discover the area’s shops, restaurants, wineries, galleries, local points of interest, and museums. From unique workshops to yoga mornings and music to immersive art exhibits and stadium tours, the City of Scottsdale welcomes everyone to join in on this summertime celebration!

Visit OldTownScottsdaleAZ.com to view the entire June Days event calendar. Something is happening every day of the month!