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Tuesday 31st December | 2024 | 7pm
National Justice Museum
Tickets £27.95
As we celebrate the end of 1968, and Nottingham is in the full throes of the swinging sixties. The vibrant melting pot of music, art, social unrest and change. After four years of bringing the grooviest sounds and hottest bands to our little city, The Dungeon club is closing down, and Mike Rophone, the owner wants to make sure it goes in style.
Where better than the former County Gaol, whose own dungeon lurks beneath the court. The perfect venue celebrates the last hurrah for The Dungeon Club.
However, as the guests drink their Side Cars and Martini's a tragic accident accrues and its time to play detective – could this be murder?
Please note that this is a repeat theme from August 2022 and Valentine's 2023.
Tickets are £27.95 per person including: Two cocktails or mocktails and the murder mystery event
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