You'll never look at art the same again! This isn't typical “grab and go” scavenger hunt (hey; put down that ancient silver bowl!), but a fun team-building event inside the Portland Art Museum. We have teams scouring the museum for hints and clues as they creatively work together as they match wits with our diabolical puzzle makers. In between the questions, they'll have short "missions" to accomplish which tend to push the group closer in having top accomplish an activity that requires working together. This hunt includes the cost of admission. As an indoor hunt, this is an all-weather year-round event.

There's no advance art knowledge needed; as a matter of fact, it might work against you! Thus hunt is much more than the common, pep-rally scavenger hunt (offering little more than a simplistic list of items to find). Think of this hunt as two-parts Sherlock Holmes, one-part "The Da Vinci Code," and one-part and culture lover.

Dates & Times:

No public hunts scheduled. This event is for private groups only and cannot be done on a Monday as it is limited to Portland Art Museum hours. Call now to arrange your booking.

Duration:

Under 3 hours without optional awards ceremony.

Starting Location:

At the Portland Art Museum at 1219 SW Park Avenue.

$35 per person. Price includes admission to Portland Art Museum.

Clues and missions customized specifically for an organization; awards ceremony with optional catered food and beverages.

While this would not exactly be corporate teambuilding, this special VERY risque version of the hunt involves clues and missions that contains strong sexually explicit language and possibly material using race, religion, and sexual orientation. While not X-rated, it is certainly above an R rating. This is available for for any private/group that wants something different. How about your bachelor or bachelorette party? How about a bunch a friends a night on the town? Come get freaky with us.

Q: I certainly won't fly but will light up. What am I?

A: A Quail. In the room where this question is given, there is an incense burner in the form of a Quail.