For puzzlers interested in a lively evening of competition. Each team will be given the same 750-piece jigsaw puzzle, then compete to see who can finish it the fastest. Prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third place. Open to all ages. Register here.
Do you enjoy digging into a jigsaw puzzle? Or puzzling over a mystery? Check out these recommendations for puzzlers!
Puzzle Me a Murder by Roz Noonan
Close friends that bond over puzzles come together to solve a real-life puzzle: the murder of one of their own’s cheating husband! From one type of puzzle to another, can they solve the mystery?
There are almost innumerable types of puzzles ranging from jigsaw to crossword to Sudoku. While puzzles are a fun way to spend time, they also provide several benefits to us as people. Jacobs explores these in The Puzzler by interviewing puzzlers and writing about entering any puzzle competition he can find.
The Playful Brain: The Surprising Science of how Puzzles Improve Your Mind by Richard Restak
We know puzzles have a positive impact on the brain. In The Playful Brain Restack outlines the neurological effects of solving puzzles.
This three-movie collection contains the first three movies in the Crossword Mysteries series: A Puzzle To Die For, Proposing Murder & Abracadaver. When the crosswords turn out to be clues to real murders, a crossword editor decides to investigate.
Willoughby-Eastlake Puzzle Collection
Did you know that you can check out jigsaw puzzles from your local library? Willougby Library and Eastlake Library have puzzles that you can take home, put together, and return! Whether you want to relax with one of our designs or practice for the Puzzle Contest, we have a wide variety of puzzles to chose from.
