easy
2 hours
No physical fitness required; the experience involves sitting and light role-playing
Step back into 1916 Palm Beach for a drama-filled mock trial in a historic courtroom. Take on a role or watch the scandal unfold in this unique blend of theater and history.
For Groups • Ages 21+ • 2 Hours
Experience an unforgettable evening where traditional theater meets modern law in a historic 1916 courtroom. Engage in a scandalous trial involving Palm Beach's elite, either by taking on a role or enjoying the drama from the audience. This unique blend of performance and participation promises a memorable night.
2 Hours
Enjoy an unforgettable evening, crossing traditional theater with modern day law. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be part of a scandalous trial of Palm Beaches rich and famous? Step into the inspirational 1916 Historic Courtroom and take on a role in the trial, or sit in the audience to enjoy the show.
Please note there must be a minimum of 27 participants for this experience.
This experience requires at least 27 participants to book, so plan accordingly for group attendance.
Though there’s no formal dress code, dressing smart casual can enhance your immersion in the historic courtroom setting.
Guests are not permitted to touch objects or use flash photography during the event to preserve exhibits.
No food or beverages are allowed inside the museum property during the experience.
The 1916 courthouse played a central role in Palm Beach County’s early legal history and remains a significant architectural landmark.
The Historical Society promotes sustainable preservation efforts to maintain the courthouse without compromising its historic integrity or environmental footprint.
Appropriate clothing helps guests feel immersed and comfortable during the courtroom experience.
Historic buildings can be cool inside, especially in the evenings; layering ensures comfort.
fall|winter|spring specific
Useful for participants who want to take notes or remember details during the trial.
Discreet photography is allowed but avoid flash to protect historic artifacts.