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Ken Jennings at Third Place Books on August 12, 2025 - a few tickets left

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Trivia host Ken Jennings will conduct an event at Third Place Books on August 12, 2025, after his prior appearance was canceled due to weather-related flight issues. A limited number of tickets are currently available for purchase. Each ticket includes a copy of Jennings' new puzzle book, The Complete Kennections, which is expected to enhance the trivia experience. Jennings, recognized for his record-breaking performance on Jeopardy! , offers a unique opportunity for fans to interact with him.

The event aims to attract trivia lovers and create an engaging atmosphere at the local bookstore. Third Place Books is known for hosting various literary and entertainment events, making it a fitting venue for Jennings' trivia night. This appearance is particularly significant for fans who missed the chance to see him previously. The trivia event is anticipated to be a highlight for local residents interested in puzzles and games.

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