Holiday Murder Mystery at Petite Violette in Atlanta
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the experience involves seated dining and light participation.
Overview
Step into a festive whodunit at Petite Violette Restaurant’s 2025 Holiday Murder Mystery Show in Atlanta. Enjoy a four-course meal while helping Suzie solve a holiday murder during Fakey’s chaotic parade.
2025 Holiday Murder Mystery Show
3 Hours • Great for those over the age of 10!
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About This Adventure
Join the 277th Annual Fakey's Holiday Parade for a thrilling evening of mystery and mayhem! Help Suzie uncover a holiday murder while enjoying a delightful 4-course meal in the Bordeaux room. Engage with beloved characters and bond with friends and family in this unforgettable festive whodunit experience!
This is our new 2025 Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem show!
Duration
3 Hours
About
It’s time for the 277th Annual Fakey's Holiday Parade! Department Store supervisor Doris Skeptical is trying to keep everything running smoothly, but things seem to be going from bad to horribly bad. Some of the parade balloons have gotten loose; the main attraction is keeping warm at the bottom of the bottle, and her boss on her back about sales and profits! She needs a miracle. Unfortunately, what she gets … is a murder. Someone is definitely trying to cancel the holidays.
That’s why Doris has always taught her daughter Suzie that the holidays are a sham. But when Suzie meets some magical holiday folks that make her start to wonder if her mom has gotten it wrong about the holidays. She travels to the North Pole to try and discover the truth, but ends up in a bigger mystery than anyone could possibly imagine. Suzie has to solve the murders, help her mom, and save the holidays in “The Trial of the Century”, all while making sure everyone gets their dinner on time!
Join Suzie, The Elf on the Shelf, The Grinch, and all of your favorite holiday characters as she faces off against every single holiday bad guy ever…. and lawyers…. and basically everyone who doesn’t believe. We’ll convince you that there’s no better way to celebrate the holidays than at Petite Violette this holiday season!
Join us in the Bordeaux room for a holiday whodunit. This is perfect for couples, families, friends, corporate groups, and any other groups, because nothing is more bonding than acting or singing in front others (or just watching them)! Book today!
Dress Code
Appropriate dress is appreciated, neat and tidy i.e. jeans and nice shirt acceptable.
More Information
- Includes 4-course meal, wine served beginning with salad course for those over 21, ice tea available for those that do not imbibe, other alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages available at the bar for additional charge.
- Tips are not included.
- We welcome groups and your group will be seated together as best as possible.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Settle In
Plan to arrive 15 minutes early to find parking and get comfortable before the show starts.
Dress Neatly but Comfortably
Keep attire tidy—jeans with a nice shirt work well for this evening event.
Engage Actively for Best Experience
Participate in the mystery by interacting with characters to get the full immersive feel.
Consider Dietary Preferences in Advance
Notify the restaurant ahead if you have special food restrictions to ensure a seamless dining experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Local songbirds found in nearby urban green spaces
- Squirrel species commonly seen around the restaurant vicinity
History
Petite Violette sits in a vibrant Atlanta neighborhood known for cultural diversity and creative culinary innovation.
Conservation
The restaurant emphasizes sustainable sourcing and waste reduction, supporting local farms and minimizing environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable smart casual attire
Wear neat and comfortable clothes appropriate for dining and light activity indoors.
winter specific
Parking pass or plan
Have a parking strategy ready, as street parking can fill up quickly during showtimes.
Notebook and pen
Bring a notebook to jot clues and keep track of the mystery if you want to be extra involved.
Camera or smartphone
Capture memories with photos but keep phones on silent during the show.