Prohibition Murder Party
A life-size investigation set in the forbidden glamour of the 1920s. Who killed the courier?
- 1:30 to 3:00
- 15 to 200
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Description
Step into the shady thrill of the Roaring Twenties with the Prohibition Murder Party, available in Vichy, Clermont-Ferrand and right across the Auvergne region. While bootleg liquor flows in secret and business booms in the shadows, the police are closing in on the neighborhood. Mr Wong can feel the heat rising and is getting ready to flee to Europe, leaving his former associates and their enigmatic courier, nicknamed the postman, behind. This morning, the postman, Bernardo, was found dead, and the local police seem completely out of their depth.
That's where your colleagues step in. Split into teams of amateur detectives, notebooks and pens in hand, they question witnesses and suspects, hunting down clues scattered along the way: incriminating clothing, suspicious locations, the murder weapon, bottles of smuggled liquor. A genuinely immersive whodunit that blends strategy, sharp observation and team spirit.
This original team building experience stands out both for its richly crafted storyline and its complete flexibility of delivery. Whether your corporate evening takes place in a hotel, a seminar venue, a château or a charming private estate, Takamaka comes to you and turns your event into a true live-action thriller.
- 1:30 to 3:00
- 15 to 200
📍 Location: in Vichy, in Clermont-Ferrand or anywhere across the Auvergne region, depending on the venue you choose for your event (hotel, seminar venue, château, estate or charming private residence). Takamaka comes directly to the location you've selected for your evening.
⏱️ Duration: the activity runs for two to three hours, making it a perfect fit for a full corporate evening without overrunning the rest of your program.
👥 Group size: from 15 to 200 people, making this Murder Party just as suited to a small team as to a large corporate seminar.
🎭 Format: a life-size investigation set during the Prohibition era, featuring witness and suspect interrogations, clue collection and a final reconstruction phase to identify the culprit.
How the activity works
🍸 Stepping into the 1920s :
🕵️ Splitting into teams :
🔍 Gathering clues:
🎭 Final reconstruction:
Why choose Takamaka ?
For 30 years, Takamaka has been designing and running corporate events across the Auvergne region, with recognized expertise in seminar venues across Vichy, Clermont-Ferrand and beyond.
A turnkey package, from crafting the storyline to running your entire evening, wherever you choose to host your teams.
An experience firmly rooted in the Auvergne region, designed to adapt to any venue, from a historic château to a charming private estate, in keeping with the area's heritage and character.
FAQ
How long does the Prohibition Murder Party last?
The activity runs for two to three hours, the ideal length to fully enjoy the investigation without rushing while keeping your evening on schedule.
Where can the Prohibition Murder Party take place?
It can be hosted in Vichy, in Clermont-Ferrand or anywhere across the Auvergne region, at the venue of your choice: hotel, seminar venue, château, estate or charming private residence.
How many participants can take part in this activity?
The activity can accommodate groups starting from 8 people.
Can this activity be combined with another one on the same day?
Yes, absolutely. The Auvergne Murder Party pairs very well with another Takamaka activity on the same day. For example, you could run the investigation in the afternoon and then continue the evening with a casino night or a guinguette-style party, depending on what you have in mind for your event.
How do we book the Prohibition Murder Party for our company?
Booking is done directly through Takamaka Clermont, by phone or via the contact form on the site, to discuss the venue, date and details of your evening together.
Is this activity suitable for a non-French-speaking audience?
No, the Prohibition Murder Mystery Party is hosted exclusively in French.