"MUSEUMS ON THE MOVE" SCAVENGER HUNT
July 1, 2010 through Labor Day, September 6, 2010
Free with paid admission to the museum
The Everhart Museum is pleased to announce that it will once again partner with the new Snö Cove Water Park as part of its Museums on the Move Program. Visit the Everhart Museum and Snö Cove this summer for discount coupons to each location. Discount coupons for the Everhart Museum will be will be given to Water Park customers and the Museum in turn will offer discount coupons for Snö Cove to all of its patrons. In addition to discount coupons, each location will offer a joint scavenger hunt comprised of a selection of objects which have been carefully chosen to highlight elements of each location that that relate to something at the other location. The scavenger hunt is suitable for ages 16 and under and is free with paid admission to the Museum and/or Snö Cove. Scavenger hunt worksheets can be downloaded on the Everhart's website: www.everhart-museum.org or Snö Cove's website: www.snocove.com. Find all the objects, answer questions about those objects, and receive a stamp at the end of your hunt. The goal of the hunt is to find as many objects as possible at each location. Upon completion of the scavenger hunt, children may redeem them for a small prize at Snö Cove or the Everhart Museum.

  • Summer 2010 Scavenger Hunt


  • ANCIENT BRONZES COMMUNITY DAY/SUNDAY IN THE PARK
    August 8, 2010
    Noon to 4:00 pm
    Ancient Bronzes Community Day/Sunday in the Park, hosted by the Everhart Museum of Natural History, Science and Art, is a collaborative event of the Museum, Lackawanna County Library System, and the Scranton Cultural Center. Horses and hawks will highlight the festival in honor of the Everhart's temporary exhibit Ancient Bronzes of the Asian Grasslands. Join the Everhart and other community organizations for activities, demonstrations, and art suitable for all ages. Activities are free and reservations are not required. For more information, contact the Everhart Museum at 570-346-7186.



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