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Saturday 13 March 2027 | 6.30pm
Renaissance at Kelham Hall
Tickets: £35 general admission, £20 meal ticket
Guests are invited to step inside the fascinating world of true crime as The Renaissance at Kelham Hall partners with The True Crime Lab for an immersive Dine and Crime Night.
The evening offers gripping storytelling, psychological insight and real world criminal investigation, all set within the unique surroundings of the historic estate.
The experience begins in the striking Carriage Court, where visitors can relax and enjoy a hearty meal of pie, mash and peas.
After dining, guests will move through to the magnificent Great Hall, where the evening continues with two captivating talks exploring the darker side of human behaviour, real world criminal cases and the psychology behind them.
Across the night, attendees will delve into questions such as What is a serial killer? Why do people resort to serial killing? Could you be a psychopath? The event also includes a chilling exploration of the Playboy Bunny Club murders, along with take home material designed to fuel curiosity long after the evening ends.
About the Host
The evening is led by Steve Gaskin, a highly experienced crime advisor and consultant for television, media and press. With extensive knowledge of criminal investigations, forensic processes and real world policing, Steve supports creative teams and journalists in delivering authentic and compelling crime content.
Tickets:
General Admission, including a welcome drink: thirty five pounds
Meal Ticket: twenty pounds
Meal Choice
Guests can enjoy a choice of rich steak pie or flavourful mushroom pie, served with creamy mash and peas.
| Dine and Crime Night (13 Mar 2027) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 18:30 | - 22:00 |
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