This Halloween, step into a world of timeless elegance and intrigue within the grand setting of our historic castle. Illuminated by candlelight and rich in atmosphere, our exclusive Feast of Samhain Supper Club invites you to an exquisite multi-course dining experience where murder, mystery, and indulgence await behind the castle gates.
The theme of the evening is Murder Mystery in the Castle, an immersive experience where secrets lurk within the ancient walls and every guest may find themselves drawn into a mysterious tale of deception, suspicion, and intrigue.
On arrival, you'll be given a secret character with your own history, motives, and alibi. Get to know the people at your table: one of them is a friend, a rival, or someone with a grudge you don't yet know about.
Dinner will unfold as normal, until it doesn't. Partway through the evening, one of the guests at the table will be 'murdered' right in front of you.
From that moment, the investigation is yours. Question each other. Trade theories. Look for clues hidden closer than you'd think, in the table settings, in overheard conversations, in things left behind. The killer is one of you, and they're doing everything they can not to get caught.
By the time dessert arrives, you'll need to make your accusation. Who did it? Why? And can you prove it?
No actors. No script to follow. Just you, your fellow guests, and a killer at the table.
Expect exceptional cuisine, expertly paired wines, and enchanting live entertainment woven throughout the evening, as the mystery unfolds around you. With unexpected twists, intriguing characters, and clues revealed throughout the night, dinner becomes part of the story, culminating in a special finale performance after dinner.
Surrounded by ancient stone walls, sweeping halls, and autumnal splendour, this is Halloween reimagined, sophisticated, immersive, mysterious, and unforgettable.
Behind the castle gates awaits a night of true indulgence…but beware: not everyone may make it to the end of the evening.
Posted on 30 Sep 2026.
