Real crimes. Real stories. Real evidence.
Join the National Justice Museum for Crime Club, a chance to discover more about infamous crime cases from history. Sessions are running throughout 2021, free drink included!
All events are Covid Secure and in line with current government guidance. For more information, please visit the museum’s Safety Page before your visit.
“A unique and inventive way of educating, entertaining, and engaging people with fascinating, gruesome stories of Nottingham’s history… I can’t wait for the next one” – LeftLion
Tickets £10 concessions* / £12 full-price – booking essential. Limited tickets were available.
This event is suitable for over 18s only, proof of I.D. may be required.
Please be aware that some of the material covered may be sensitive in nature.
Friday 11th June: Outlaws and Exiles
Back by popular demand! The Museum is re-running its first-ever Crime Club, which premiered in 2019. From ruthless highway robbers to murderous men, join them for a night of grisly entertainment as they recount numerous tales from Georgian Nottingham’s criminal past.
Thursday 5th August: The Poisoner’s Handbook
Discover the dark history of poisons and how they’ve been used to commit crimes over the years. From Victorian murderesses to modern detective techniques, find out everything you could ever wish to know about these deadly substances in this brand-new Crime Club! Book here.
Schedule
6 pm – Guests arrive for a welcome drink of white/red/rose wine, a bottle of beer, soft drink, or tea/coffee
6:30 pm – Guest take their seats in Civil Courtroom for first session 7:15 pm approx – Small break
7:30 pm – Second session starts
8 pm – Event finishes
Should the museum have to close due to Covid-19, tickets will be transferable or refundable. #NJMcrimeclub
*concessions: over 60s and FE students.
