A Wonderful Murder Mystery
You are hereby invited to The Royal Scots Club on December 13th, to assist in the unravelling of a wonderful festive-themed Murder Mystery – all while you dine in our elegant Hepburn Suite!
About A Wonderful Murder Mystery
Looking for the perfect outing for you and your co-workers or friends? Fancy yourself a true-crime expert? Put your podcast detective skills to good use in The Royal Scots Club 'A Wonderful Murder Mystery' next Wednesday, 13th December, 6 PM - Late.
Enjoy an evening of dinner theatre in our elegant Hepburn Suite; admission includes a delicious 3-course meal with tea and coffee, arrival drink and entertainment.
Booking for 6 or more people? Email events@royalscotsclub.com.
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