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🎩 Tuxedo Junction

📅 When: January 31st, 6:00-9:00 PM (Doors open at 5:30 PM)

📍Where: Railroaders Memorial Museum, 1200 9th Ave, Altoona, PA 16602

Step back in time and enjoy an elegant evening inspired by the Pennsylvania Railroad around the 1950s at the Railroaders Memorial Museum! Dress to impress and join us for a night of delicious food, timeless music, and unforgettable memories.

Age 21+ only (due to alcoholic beverages being sold)

🍴 Dinner Menu

Enjoy a meal straight from an authentic Pennsylvania Railroad menu:

• Salad Bar & Dinner Rolls with Butter

• Entrées: Chicken Fricassee or Salisbury Steak with Gravy

• Sides: Seasoned Green Beans, Buttered Noodles, Parsley Potatoes

• Desserts: Strawberry Shortcake or Pear Helene
Beverages

Each ticket includes one free drink from the bar. There will be a selection of win and beer.

🎶 Entertainment

Live music will set the perfect mood for the evening and will be performed by DD & The Pub Crawlers.

🎟️ Ticket Options

• Round Table (Includes 7 tickets) – $270

• High Top Table (Includes 2 tickets, standing only) – $70

• Individual Tickets – $40

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to dine, jive, and relive the charm of the golden era of railroads. Reserve your spot today!

📌 Note: Seating is limited, so book early to secure your table!

History After Hours Lecture | Labor, Culture & Identity of the Pennsylvania Railroad
February 6, 2025 at 6PM

Join John Bandzuh, the Assistant Professor of History, Politics, and Geographical Analysis at Mount Aloysius College as he discusses “Labor, Culture & Identity of the Pennsylvania Railroad”.

This lecture is free but donations are welcome! Snacks and beverages will also be available for purchase.

Wreck of the Broker: The Woodbridge Train Disaster
Documentary Screening
February 8, 2025 @7pm

No door cost, but donations are welcome.
Seats are limited and it is first come, first serve.

Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with the documentary's creators and "Man Failure" author Gordon Bond will hold a book signing!

On the misty evening of February 6, 1951, the residents along Fulton Street in Woodbridge Township were startled by a thunderous crash. Opening their doors, they were shocked to find the deadliest train wreck in New Jersey history on their front lawns...

What happened was self-evident from the mangled wreckage- the Pennsylvania Railroad's express commuter train known as "The Broker" had hit the curve onto a newly-opened, temporary track far too fast, sending cards cascading down the steep embankment into the street below. Why it happened, however, was the question.

Based on Gordon Bond's book, "Man Failure", this documentary by HFC Studios uses groundbreaking animation to analyze the physics of the disaster in ways even the investigators were unable to in 1951. Set against the human drama of survivors and victims alike, "Wreck of the Broker" creates an emotionally powerful experience of an event that still haunts the memories of the Jersey Shore communities it impacted.

Laugh Tracks: Comedy Night at the Museum
February 21st @8PM

$25/per person (please view seating layout at the bottom of the description before selecting your seat(s)

21+ and contains content for mature audiences

Alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments and snacks will be available for purchase

Do not miss a hilarious night of stand-up comedy with a Amazon Prime special headlining comedian, Scott Kelley and some of the area’s funniest comedians!

Scott Kelley is a stand up comedian and script writer from Altoona, Pennsylvania. He likes to tell stories, one liners, and observations about the world we live in. Scott's first stand up special "Word of Mouth" will be streaming on Amazon Prime. Scott Kelley was also a freelance writer for iHeartRadio, BET, Geico, Target, Wal-Mart and various small businesses. In addition, He was a comedy writer for Second City’s stage show “TMI Hollywood” and won multiple awards and competitions in stand up comedy.

Feature Comedian | Ridge Hershberger

Ridge Hershberger is a farmer and comedian. He tells stories and jokes about growing up on a farm in rural Pennsylvania being surrounded by God, Family, and Mennonites (Amish). Ridge started stand-up comedy in Austin, Texas and recently moved back to work on the family farm. He had a tryout for the Comedy Mothership (Joe Rogan’s Club). He performed on Kill Tony 500, 505, and 620. A recent clip from Kill Tony 620 has garnered 481,000 views on YouTube. Ridge won the Riverside Screw job one-liner competition back-to-back. He has performed at The Comedy Mothership, Redbans Secret show, The Comedy Farm, The Creek and The Cave, Cap City, East Austin Comedy Club, South Austin Comedy Club, Sunset Strip, Krackpots Comedy Club, Harrisburg Comedy Zone, and many others.

Scott Reed | Opener

Scott Reed is a standup comedian based in Johnstown, PA. He has performed comedy all over the state of Pennsylvania and is also the co-host of the Gilded Trash Podcast with his wife Crystal. His small town upbringing and care free attitude carry over into his comedy with laid back jokes often detailing his misadventures in life. When he’s not performing comedy you can find him taking care of his large vegetable garden and spending time with his wife and 3 cats.