News: Murder Mystery Dinner at The Hawth this August

 


MURDER MYSTERY DINNER

MURDER AT MOTHLEY ZOO


Friday 11 August from 7pm, The Hawth Spotlight Restaurant Crawley


As the glorious weather shines down, families have flocked for a day out at Mothley Zoo, and if the kids misbehave while there, they can be dragged around the moth house as punishment. This weekend, the queue is excitedly snaking up to the gorilla enclosure due to the new arrival, Alpro, the Silverback Gorilla.

The trouble is, when the red curtain to the enclosure is pulled back, Alpro is nowhere to be seen, and in his place is the body of the Head Zookeeper. With no CCTV (a rebellious parrot smashed the servers a few days ago), Inspector Rutherford requires your assistance to get to the bottom of all this monkey business.

Join Moonstone Murder Mysteries at The Hawth for an evening of Murder Mystery, packed with plot twists, suspicious suspects, and plenty of red herrings along the way!

Tonight, you are the detectives, and it’s your job to crack the case before it’s too late, all while enjoying a delicious three-course meal with arrival drink.

Menu

Welcome Drink (Summer Pimms)

Tropical Fruit Platter Served with a Mango Coulis (Melon, Figs, Pineapple & Kiwi) 

Pork Loin Steak served with a BBQ Sauce or Brie & Red Onion Tart (V) (GF), both served with roasted new potatoes and seasonal vegetables 

Selection of Mini Desserts (Chocolate Torte, Profiteroles, Mini Meringue & Summer Berries with cream) 

Coffee and Petit Fours

 

Tickets priced £49.95 are available from hawth.co.uk and by calling The Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636 (Mon-Fri, 10am - 4pm). 


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