The Naked at the Met Scavenger Hunt for Valentine’s Day
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- adults
- indoor
Go on a sultry search for nudity in art
OK, put your clothes back on: it’s the art, not the hunters, that will be naked on this scavenger hunt. If there’s one thing artists throughout history and across cultures have loved to depict, it’s nudes. But naked is in the eye of the beholder, and you’ll be amazed at the variety of ways nudity has been included or referenced in all kinds of art across the centuries.
On teams, you’ll follow a trail of clues through the galleries to answer tricky questions about the art you discover.
On this scavenger hunt, you might need to find..
- a literally bronzed Adonis
- an incontinent Cupid
- a man suffering Venus envy
- a skinny dipper’s showdown with a shark
- a randy reveler who’ll make you exclaim, “I never sausage behavior!”
No previous experience with art, or nudity, is required. You just need sharp eyes, comfy shoes, and great teamwork. A sense of humor will come in handy too.
Contact us to learn more—and find more fun in New York City’s museums!
Wonder Women in History Virtual Scavenger Hunt
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- adults
- indoor
20 Questions, 20 Fascinating 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!