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The BTPM Murder Mystery Dinner

Join us on Saturday, February 7th at 6pm for a Murder Mystery Dinner event! Love is in the air and murder is on the menu...
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In collaboration with The Dinner Detective, Buffalo Toronto Public Media is serving up a night of drama, deception, and delicious food as you work to crack the case.

Prepare for a night of mystery and intrigue as you tackle a challenging crime while feasting on a fantastic dinner. But beware! The criminal is lurking somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect before you know it (check out our Prime Suspect optional add-on package for more info).

Each ticket includes a delectable dinner, murder mystery entertainment provided by The Dinner Detective, a prize package for Top Sleuth, and much more!

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Disclaimer: some mild content, loud noises, and adult humor will be present. Recommended for 21+; patrons under 18 with adult supervision may be permitted; No infants, toddlers, or young children are allowed to attend!

Free parking available in our private lot off Charles St.

This will be a night to die for...

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Saturday, February 7

6pm - 9pm

Buffalo Toronto Public Media

140 Lower Terrace

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FREE PARKING

BTPM is conveniently located in downtown Buffalo at 140 Lower Terrace, near the I-190. The entrance to our parking lot is on Charles Street (also known as "Mark Russell Alley").