The Forger's Feast

Name: The Forger's Feast
Start: 2026-06-19T18:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-19T21:30:00+02:00
Location: The Links Bridge Club

Schedule

Fri Jun 19 2026 at 06:30 pm to 09:30 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

The Links Bridge Club | Johannesburg, GT

R550 p/p
IT LOOKS LIKE A MASTERPIECE. IT PLAYS LIKE A PUZZLE. SUCH IS THE FORGER’S FEAST
The art is fake. The food is divine. The challenge is real. Feast, solve, and outsmart the Master Forger.
THE STORY
“The greatest deception is the one you never suspect.”
You have been invited to a private dining experience by the world’s most elusive art criminal: The Master Forger. He’s not looking for thieves; he’s looking for visionaries.
Tonight, Alchemy Theatre transforms into a competitive ring of masterminds. The Master has hidden a flaw within his work; a subtle code that only the sharpest minds can detect. He challenges you to find it.
THE EXPERIENCE
The Forger’s Feast is a high-stakes game of logic and deduction.
This is an immersive puzzle game woven into a fine dining experience. Over the course of the evening, your table must work together to separate the truth from the lie.
The Analysis: Scrutinise the evidence using the tools provided.
The Puzzles: Solve a series of logic and visual puzzles hidden within the art, the room, and even the menu itself.
The Code: Every clue you solve brings you one step closer to cracking the final code. Can you identify the forgery before everyone else?
THE MENU
A Feast for the Senses.
While the art on the walls may be a deception, the food on your plate is undeniably real. Our executive chef has curated a 3-course fine dining menu designed to celebrate abundance and artistry. Expect a spread that is as beautiful to look at as it is to eat, worthy of a master!
(Dietary requirements are available on request upon booking.)
DRESS CODE
Dark Academia (Encouraged).
We invite you to lean into the theme: think scholarly, vintage, and mysterious. Costumes are optional, but please come smart casual.
NEED TO KNOW
Is this a murder mystery?
This is a deduction game. There are no actors playing victims and no interrogations. It is a battle of wits where you solve puzzles and analyse clues to crack a secret code.
Do I need art knowledge?
None at all. The clues are logic-based, not history-based. All the information you need is hidden in the room.

The forgery is perfect. The code is waiting. Can you see what others miss?