Murder Mystery Weekend at The Stacy Mansion
📅 Friday, February 5 – Sunday, February 7, 2027
📍 The Stacy Mansion | Tecumseh, MI
🛏️ Full weekend · 5 suites available · Exclusively for Overnight Guests
Someone at The Stacy Mansion is hiding something, and by Saturday night it’s up to you to find out who.
It’s the early 1920s. The war is a few years past, the wine cellar is fuller than the law would like, and the Stacy estate has a new master: Ambrose Stacy, a distant cousin from out east who arrived with a satchel of paperwork and a claim on the house. Days ago, each guest received an unsigned note: “Come to supper, or I share what I know.” Everyone arrives with a reason to worry, and before the night is out, something is going to go terribly wrong.
The Stacy Mansion Murder: A Killer Weekend is a Clue-inspired getaway set inside a historic 1848 mansion, where every parlor, staircase and hallway could hold the answer. Over two days, you’ll go from casual fan to seasoned sleuth.
Your Weekend at a Glance
Friday, February 5
Check-in after 3:00 PM | Arrival and welcome snack
8:00 PM | Movie Night, a comedic introduction to the game, with popcorn
10:00 PM | Milk and cookie nightcap
Saturday, February 6
7:30 AM | Breakfast nibble
9:00 AM | Two-course breakfast
11:00 AM | Board game, a hands-on introduction to the game
6:00 – 9:00 PM | Immersive murder mystery throughout a 3-course dinner
6:00 PM | Cocktail and appetizers hour: Mingle in character, meet the other guests, and notice who seems nervous.
7:00 | Supper: The household serves, and the conversation is your best evidence.
8:00 | The search: The rooms open up. Collect clues, trade stories and compare alibis.
9:00 | Accusations, reveal, and dessert: Hand in your accusation, then find out what really happened.
Sunday, February 7
7:30 AM | Breakfast nibble
9:00 AM | Two-course breakfast
By 11:00 AM | Checkout
Good to Know
Your character: Before the weekend, you’ll receive an invitation naming your character, their color and a suggested prop. One colored accessory and a prop is plenty; no full costume is needed, but adds to the fun if you do!
How to play: Stay in character, ask lots of questions, and never tell an outright lie. You may dodge, flatter or change the subject instead. Keep track of clues in your provided Detective’s Notebook, and choose carefully: you only get one accusation.
A bit of history: Judge Consider Stacy, his wife Maria and their children were real residents of this house. The mystery’s other characters are fictional.
Was it in the parlor? With the candlestick? There's only one way to find out.