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Who Killed Gatsby?

A Live Murder Mystery at the Storyteller's Cottage

Who Killed Gatsby??
Who Killed Gatsby?? (The Storyteller's Cottage)

On Saturday, March 14, from 8:00-10:00pm, the Storyteller’s Cottage will host Who Killed Gatsby? A Live Murder Mystery. Period costume is encouraged but not required, and this event is BYOB. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased here: https://www.storytellerscottage.com/bookings-checkout/who-killed-the-great-gatsby

This live murder mystery takes place in the heart of the Roaring Twenties. Guests will stroll the house interviewing suspects, poking holes in alibis, and trying to solve the mystery of who killed the Great Gatsby. Guests who correctly guess the identity of the murderer at the end of the evening will win a prize!

There will also be a delicious dessert bar and some celebratory sparkling mocktails, which guests are welcome to add their own alcohol to. Food restrictions are cheerfully accommodated with advance notice.

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The Storyteller’s Cottage is located in a vintage Victorian house in the center of historic Simsbury, CT, and hosts all manner of immersive literary events throughout the year, including Agatha Christie inspired live murder mystery parties, Great Gatsby themed Jazz Supper Clubs, fascinating close-up illusions at Fine Parlor Magic nights, a Literary Dinner Party series on select evenings at midnight, and more.

The Storyteller's Cottage is located at 750 Hopmeadow Street in Simsbury. Parking for The Storyteller's Cottage is free, and is available on the street in front of the building, and in the Fiddler's Green parking lot on Wilcox Street (behind the house). For more information, please call 860-877-6099 or visit www.StorytellersCottage.com.

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