The Silent Night Murder - Christmas Murder Mystery Dinner

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The Silent Night Murder from Spirit of Glasgow is a Seasonal Murder Mystery event, perfect for all those who want to celebrate the festivities with a difference!

About The Silent Night Murder - Christmas Murder Mystery Dinner

Listed Under Christmas Events / Theatre Events / Food and Drink Events / Nights Out Events

It's Christmas Eve of 1857 and the house is astir with yuletide spirit and preparations for an evening of festive food (and perhaps one too many drams...) The table is set, the tree is twinkling and the smell of turkey roasting in the oven lingers in the air. One by one the guests appear, chilled by the winter snow, they take their seats for an evening of festive cheer. But alas, the night is not what is seems when an unexpected guest arrives and a serious crime is committed. In fact, THERE'S BEEN A MURDER..!

Join us this Christmas to solve the case of The Silent Night, all whilst enjoying a delicious 3-course festive feast. Your job is to assess the scene, inspect the evidence and interrogate the witnesses to bring the guilty party to justice all in time for dessert!

Your ticket includes the evenings entertainment from Spirit of Glasgow, alongside a 3-course festive meal cooked by our talented chefs and a glass of prosecco. Our Murder Mystery evening can accommodate for small, intimate groups or larger parties. Please note that communal seated tables are standard for this event, and its up to you to work as a team to solve the murder.

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