red line scavenger hunt
do you want to explore the city in an interesting and engaging way with new friends?
we're launching an app and matching you into groups of people around your age in similar stages of life for a scavenger hunt up and down the north side of the red line between grand and addison. you can also bring your own team of people (must have a minimum of 4 people).
you will not be able to split your group, every challenge will require a photo with your whole group in the picture.
1st place prize is $500, 2nd place $250, and third place is $100
(if we have more than 200 people sign up, we'll double the above prizes)
we'll meet at the plaza of the north and clybourn station.
every group will receive a list of challenges/things to find with assigned point values. the three groups that get the most points will win.
afterwards, we'll all meet at a bar to announce winners, grab food, drinks and meet everyone who competed, and celebrate launching our app to help chicago get together.
scavenger hunt will be from 1-3, must arrive to afters bar by 3:00 to have your points count.
end bar location will be announced day-of.
usually a early-20s to mid-30s crowd.
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