Murder Mystery Dinners at the Rose

Hosted sporadically throughout the year, our murder mystery dinners appeal to young and old alike! Costumes are always encouraged and, for you sleuths, you might even get more than you bargained for.

We partner with a local company that has brought to us creative and complex, but always original stories that allow the entire audience to participate at any level. Sit back and watch, or get in on the fun like a true Sherlock Holmes. It's a wonderful time and we know you'll love it!
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Bookings for private parties can be reserved in advance via our Reservations page.

Past themes include:

• A Pirate's Revenge
• A Very Victorian Murder
• Murder at the KO Corral
• The Spy Who Killed Me
• Murder in Space
• ​Sing Me a Murder
• ​Murder at Joe's Speakeasy
• ...and more!

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Next Appearance: Saturday, October 29 (Sold Out)

Admission includes a three-course meal, fabulous entertainment and gratuity for your waitstaff.

Menu:

• Organic baby mixed greens with a balsamic dressing
• Chicken pot pie OR veggie pot pie
  
• Strawberry and vanilla cheesecake​

Tea, wine and beer will be available upon request.

​Please note the Tudor Rose will be closed this day for this special event.

Meet Our Partners

MysteryHouse Performers (formerly GibsonHouse) began in 1995 in Santa Rosa, CA and grew into the most popular mystery dinner theatre troupe in the Bay Area and Northern California.

​The fun begins the moment you step into the dining area and you become part of the scene, as colorful MysteryHouse characters surround your every move. In the end, they promise to serve up a memorable murder!

About This Mystery

Welcome aboard the historic pirate ship “Rollin’ Groan!” Captain Mac has invited you to attend the 300th anniversary party and inaugural voyage of this historic ship, because your ancestors were part of the original crew.

The mysterious deaths of the crew on Halloween night 300 years ago still haunts the ship's decks. Does someone break the Pirate’s Code and fall under “The Curse of the Rollin’ Groan?" Passengers are advised to take note of any unusual happenings aboard ship, and feel free to question any suspicious mates.

Beware, mateys, beware!