Sorry, this event is in the past now! But the good news is we plan to run it again. Check back closer to the date next year for more details and booking or email events@rwt.org.uk for questions.
Step into an evening of suspense, comedy, and delicious food as the Rickmansworth Waterways Trust invites you to a brand-new Murder Mystery Evening — a social night out that’s perfect for friends, family, and anyone who loves solving a good whodunnit.
What’s in store?A live murder mystery performance full of twists, clues, and laughs
A script read performance by our volunteers and members of the Croxley Mummers
A hot supper (chilli con carne, or chilli non carne) with dessert included in your ticket
licensed bar
A relaxed, sociable atmosphere where you can play detective from your seat
Event detailsDate: Saturday 28 February 2026
Time: From 6.30 pm
Venue: Mill End Sports and Social Club
Tickets: £18 per person, includes supper: (chilli con carne, or chilli non carne) & dessert
Expect an evening that’s clever, comic, and highly entertaining, with plenty of opportunity to guess the culprit, compare theories, and enjoy a great night out — all while supporting the work of the Rickmansworth Waterways Trust.
Reserve a table! This event is ideal for groups of 6 – 8, so start spreading the word and invite friends and family now. Individuals and couples are also welcome and we will find a team for you to join.
Booking has now closed for this event. If you would like to go please email events@rwt.org.uk
More information? Email events@rwt.org.uk
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