Holiday Scavenger Hunts in Chicago

Get Together for a Black History Trivia Game

Celebrate the rich history and lasting importance of Black people past and present on this fun, fast-paced trivia game. Team up with friends or colleagues for five rounds of trivia questions and challenges that highlight your teamwork as much as your knowledge.

You’ll meet with our Host on Zoom,* then split up into team breakout rooms to tackle questions in our browser-based app. Each question encourages discussion that lets you work out the answers—and have fun while you do.

Along the way, you might be quizzed on Black history, famous Black Americans, pop culture, and more. You might even burst into song during the musical round featuring Black artists.

To mix things up, in one round you’ll go on a virtual scavenger hunt in search of works of art by Black artists.

This virtual Black History Month trivia game brings colleagues together in a fun, enriching activity that fosters bonding, promotes different points of view, and fights Zoom fatigue. The fun theme and fascinating facts will have your group feeling great.

*In select locations, you can opt for the live, in-person edition, with the Host conducting the game with your group in one big room.

Contact us to learn more about this trivia game—and find more fun with your colleagues for Black History Month!

Ring in the new year with fun!

Should old acquaintance with 2024 be forgot? ABSOLUTELY! These virtual team trivia games will help you do that with five rounds of questions and challenges that test your teamwork as much as your knowledge. You’ll meet with our Host on Zoom or Google Meet or your favorite conferencing platform. In teams, you’ll head into breakout rooms to tackle questions presented in our browser-based app. The questions prompt discussion that lets you tease out the answers—as well as laughter.

Along the way, you might be quizzed on…

• Unusual New Year’s traditions around the world
• Classic pop culture making a return in 2025
• Songs about celebrating and looking forward
• Surprising stuff that happened 100 years ago

…and more. Plus there’ll be a photo scavenger hunt round, where you’ll need to find things in your home or office or collaborate with teammates to make an unusual “Brady Bunch” style team photo on your Zoom screen.

This virtual team-building trivia game is perfect for bringing together colleagues to collaborate on a fun activity that fosters bonding while defeating Zoom fatigue. Not only will the game delight your group, its positive impact will echo in your future meetings. Contact us to prepare for a joyful hour that starts the new year right!

A trivia game to bring out the Irish in everyone

Irish eyes are smiling for our St. Patrick’s Day trivia games for teams, featuring five rounds of questions and challenges that test your teamwork as much as your St. Paddy’s knowledge. The game can be played in-person, with our Host leading the game right in your office, or virtually, with our Host conducting the game via Zoom. Each question encourages discussion that lets you work out the answers—and laugh while you do.

Along the way, you might be quizzed on…

• Oddball St. Patrick’s Day traditions
• Tipsy trivia about tipples around the world
• Famous Irish faces
• Songs about the luck of the Irish (and everybody else)
• Clover—er, clever—title mashups featuring all things green

…and more. Plus there’ll be a photo scavenger hunt round, where you’ll need to collaborate with teammates to snap shots that meet unusual criteria and spur creativity.

This team-building game is perfect for bringing together colleagues in a fun activity that fosters bonding. Not only will the St. Patrick’s Day trivia games delight your group, but the positive impact will echo in your future meetings.

Contact us to learn more about this St. Patrick’s Day virtual or in-person trivia game. It will leave your team will be laughing like leprechauns.

Discover amazing people and amazing places

Get to know great Black Americans, their achievements, and the places where they lived, worked, and walked, on a team-building virtual scavenger hunt. Via Zoom or your favorite video platform, your group will meet our host, get into teams, and start exploring. You’ll follow links to a variety of eye-popping interactive websites, where you’ll be challenged to answer fun questions about what you find. No previous knowledge is required: You just need sharp eyes and good teamwork.

Along the way, your team will…

• Take a virtual seat alongside Rosa Parks on the actual bus where she refused to give up her seat
• Explore a historical house in Massachusetts that was the last stop on the Underground Railroad for such travelers as Frederick Douglass
• Listen to jazz pioneer Louis Armstrong speaking from his house in New York City
• Behold the wonderful works of Black artists in a variety of museums

These kinds of Black History Month games online are perfect for bringing together groups in celebration of Black Americans any day of the year!

A Kids Edition is also available, perfect for a virtual field trip that can foster teamwork with kids in class and at home.

Contact us to learn more!

20 Questions, 20 Powerful Women

Learn their stories and see how they changed the world on a team-building game that reinforces the contributions of wonder women in history. On teams, you’ll tackle a series of questions, each of which introduces you to a woman who made a difference. You’ll follow clues to explore websites that celebrate these people and answer fun questions about what they achieved. No previous knowledge is required. Y chromosomes are optional.

Along the way, you’ll meet an inspiring queen who led the Britons to resist invading Roman soldiers. You’ll virtually sit on the bus where Rosa Parks took a stand by sitting down. You’ll sit in the forest with Jane Goodall, awaiting her first close encounter with chimpanzees. You’ll walk through Frida Kahlo’s studio and home to get a sense of what inspired her bold paintings. You’ll peek into the still-radioactive lab where Marie Curie gave her life to advance science.  You’ll visit the cozy cottage where Eleanor Roosevelt relaxed when she wasn’t a tornado of activity.

This online tour of fascinating sites is a virtual Who’s Who of famous females who went down in, well, herstory. Contact us to get to know them—and find more virtual game fun for Women’s History Month!