MOLINE, ILLINOIS - WQPT, Quad Cities PBS invites the public to join them for a night of fun and fundraising on Friday, November 4, 2011 when they hold their 4th Annual Trivia Night at the South Hall at the Highland Park Bowl located at 4204 Avenue of the Cities in Moline.

WQPT Trivia Night is a great night of fun and helps to support the programs provided by your local public television.  This year Trivia Night sports a theme for fun your table can come dressed in costume from the 1930's to 2000. As always, guests are encouraged to bring their own food and beverages are available through Highland Park Bowl. There will be 50/50 raffles and Mulligans. Call WQPT at 309-764-2400 to reserve your table. Tables are $80 (8 people per table).  There are cash prizes for the top three teams. First Place $160, Second Place $80 and Third Place $40.

WQPT is thrilled that this year the Trivia Night is being organized by the students in Western Illinois University Recreation Park and Tourism Administration program. "The students wanted a 'real world' event to plan and as a graduate of this program I thought Trivia Night would be the perfect fit for them," said WQPT Administrative Assistant, Amanda Bergeson, who has served as an advisor for the class.

Sponsors for the WQPT Trivia Night are Builders Sales & Service Co., Heritage Landscape Design, J.L. Brady Co., Knary Allstate Agency, Rafferty Funeral Home and Southeast National Bank of Moline.

WQPT is a media service of Western Illinois University located in Moline, Illinois.

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