Nov 3, 2016 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt
Looking for engaging photo or video challenge ideas for your next event? These scavenger hunt–style challenges are designed to encourage creativity and participation and can be completed anywhere in the world. Because they aren’t tied to a specific location, venue, or live event, they work well for virtual events, hybrid experiences, conferences, and team-building activities. Use these ideas as inspiration or customize them to fit your event’s theme and engagement goals.
- #ThrowbackThursday – Upload a past picture of you at a sporting event.
- Dia De Los Muertos – Creatively decorate your own sugar skull to celebrate the Day Of The Dead (Nov 1).
- Eyes for Fries – Take a photo of your favorite fried food.
- False Flavor – Take a photo of something shaped like food that you can’t eat. For example: – soap shaped like a fruit.
- Figure of Speech – Creatively represent the saying “weight of the world on my shoulders”.
- Give Thanks – Creatively represent something you’re thankful for. Handwritten messages alone won’t be accepted, show your work!
- Premature Decorator – Take a picture of a home or business that already has Christmas decorations up.
- Presidential Poster – Hit the campaign trail and make a unique sign promoting you or a family/friend’s presidential candidacy. NOTE: Although America is currently in a heated election cycle, we request that you do not promote any actual politicians, and keep this fun.
- Professional Production – Take a picture of a business that promotes “Professional” work.
- Spelling Sculpture – R – Create the letter “R” using items that begin with the letter “R”. Must be legible.
- Steering Stereo – Take a photo of a unique car stereo system.
- Tepid Typist – Take a photo of a vintage typewriter. Can’t find one? Get creative- but don’t include a computer or phone in the photo.
- Time Flies for Home Runs – The Cubs just won the World Series for the first time since 1908, take a picture of something from 1908.
- Trick o’ Treated – Show us what’s left of your Halloween candy haul.
- Would You Rather? – be made of sugar and spice or snakes and tails? Be creative!
Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.
https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/
Oct 27, 2016 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt
Looking for engaging photo or video challenge ideas for your next event? These scavenger hunt–style challenges are designed to encourage creativity and participation and can be completed anywhere in the world. Because they aren’t tied to a specific location, venue, or live event, they work well for virtual events, hybrid experiences, conferences, and team-building activities. Use these ideas as inspiration or customize them to fit your event’s theme and engagement goals.
- #ThrowbackThursday – Upload a picture of you in a costume from anytime in the past.
- Aspiring Apparition – Creatively represent what you would see if you saw a ghost.
- Colors Of The Wind – It is spring time in the southern hemisphere and fall in the north. Take a picture of the natural colors nature provides at this time of year in your area. Must be outdoors.
- Cool Outside, Warm Inside – Take a picture of your favorite beverage to warm your insides.
- Distant Discovery – Oct 18, 1492 Christopher Columbus discovered Cuba and claims it for Spain. What would you like to discover? Be creative with your answer.
- Festival Time – Take a picture of the most unique booth or display at a festival of any type. No festival in your area? Get creative! No screen shots or copies of photographs will be accepted.
- Headless Horseman – This is the season where the Legend of Sleepy Hollow gets dusted off and recreated. Take a picture of your favorite carved pumpkin or other prop from that story.
- Hysterical Historical – Plaques and monuments mark all kinds of events. Take a picture of the most unusual ‘historical’ marker you can find.
- I Declare A… – Show us your best “thumb war” competition.
- International Pasta Day – Fusilli, Penne, Rigatoni, or Tortellini… Got a favorite? Prove it!
- Lady Liberty – 130 years ago this weekend, the United States’ Statue of Liberty was dedicated. Creatively depict this famous statue, complete with torch AND book!
- R.I.P. – Go to a cemetery and take a photo of a unique tombstone. Please be respectful of the graves.
- Riddle Me This – The more you take, the more you leave behind. Take a picture of the answer to this riddle.
- Saving or Savings? – Except in the U.S., for most of the world Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend. Find an analog clock that shows the time of 2:00.
- Smithy Sleuthing – Take a picture of a blacksmith, a forge or item made by a blacksmith. No blacksmith items near you? Give your impression of one!
- Sole’d Out – Been doing a lot of walking? Worn out a pair of shoes (or two?). Show us your ‘best loved’ pair of treads. The worse the wear the better!
- Spelling Sculpture – Q – Create the letter “Q” using items that begin with the letter “Q.” Must be legible.
- Stuffed With Love – Got a favorite stuffed animal? Show him/her off for Worldwide Plush Animal Day!
- World Series? – Okay, so it’s not really worldwide, but this week the United State’s baseball championship between the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians began. Creatively represent America’s favorite pastime.
- Would You Rather? – Creatively represent whether you would rather be a werewolf or a vampire.
Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.
https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/
Oct 20, 2016 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt
This post is part of Eventzee’s collection of photo and video challenge ideas designed for scavenger hunts and interactive events. These challenges can be completed anywhere in the world and aren’t tied to a specific venue or live event, making them perfect for virtual events, hybrid experiences, global teams, and remote participants. Use these ideas for team building activities, conferences, marketing campaigns, or standalone scavenger hunts.
- #ThrowbackThursday – Recreate a childhood photograph. You must include the original photograph somewhere in the picture. NOTE: uploads and screenshots will not be accepted.
- 9 to 5 – Take a picture of a business that is open later than 10 PM. Must have the stores hours shown somewhere in the picture.
- Balloonatic – Take a photo of a unique balloon.
- Geriatric Gamer – Take a photo of a video game system made before 2011.
- It’s All About Perspective – Creatively take a photo that makes a smaller object appear very big.
- Last Call – There’s a saying ‘Nothing good happens after 2 AM”. Take a picture doing something you might be doing at 2 AM.
- Make Like a Tree and Leaf – Rake up the falling leaves into a pile and jump in! If leaves aren’t falling in your area, get creative!
- Not My Circus, Not My Monkeys – Creatively represent this problem avoiding saying.
- Scarred for Life – Take a picture of a scar.
- Spelling Sculpture – P – Create the letter “P” using items that begin with the letter “P”. Must be legible.
- Sweater Weather – There’s a chill in the autumn air, take a picture in your favorite scarf and sweater.
- Tree Top Tragedy – Take a picture of something trapped in tree. The picture must be taken outside.
- Wacky Sipper – Take a picture of a silly drinking straw.
- Walking in the Spiderwebs – Creatively represent walking in spiderwebs.
- Would You Rather? – Creatively represent whether you would play the hero or the villain in a film.
Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.
https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/
Oct 3, 2016 | Announcements
We’re proud to announce the new and improved Eventzee website! Since Eventzee’s creation nearly two years ago we’ve been so busy we haven’t had a chance to update the website at all. Our game and what our services offer has changed so much and now we finally have something to better explain how to take your event to the next level using Eventzee. Thank you to our wonderfully talented Front End Developer/Designer Judy Nguyen for the awesome work! Including in the new site are programs that are perfect for Eventzee, packages to fit your event needs, an updated event photo gallery, and much more!
See some great examples below and be sure to visit https://eventzeeapp.com/!
The new Eventzee home screen gives a basic run down of how our mobile scavenger hunt services work.
Individual program pages give you an idea of how Eventzee can be best used for you!
Our packages break down some of the options to consider before we can get you an estimate.
The new event galleries also make it easier to share and download photos, and and set up a slideshow!
Sep 21, 2016 | Announcements, Eventzee Exposure, TESTIMONIALS
In “Eventzee Exposure” we look at testimonials from happy clients who have hosted their own Scavenger Hunts. Our users’ experience is very important to us, so when things go off without a hitch we want to cheer about it. If you’d be interested in sharing your Eventzee experience please reach out to eventzee@munzee.com.
Host: Boy Scouts of America
Event: National Venturing Event – VenturingFest
Event Breakdown and Testimonial:
The Boy Scouts of America’s Venturing program used Eventzee at the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia for our first ever National Venturing Event-Venturing Fest.
We wanted a way for our participants to be able to explore the Summit and interact with other participants and Summit staff members. A scavenger hunt was a great way for our participants to get out and explore the site as they looked for clues. We thought an electronic scavenger hunt would better meet the needs of our population, since most of our participants have smartphones and they are easy to carry around and would not get lost like a piece of paper. Our event was 6 days and our scavenger hunt lasted 5 days so we could announce the winner on the last night during our closing show.
Our participants LOVED the Eventzee Scavenger Hunt. We even had adult leaders join the fun and participate, too. This was our most popular event, with over 300 participants actively playing along. Throughout the week, countless youth and adults commented to our Venturing Fest staff about how much they loved the scavenger hunt and how much fun they were having. They equally liked the ability to explore the Summit and get to meet new people along the way, since some of our clues required participants to meet other participants and Summit staff members.
The app benefited our event in so many ways. First, it encouraged our participants to get out and explore the Summit. Many of them had never been there before, so this was a great way for them to see the different program areas. Secondly, this event encouraged interaction between our participants because they were working on clues together. This also gave our participants something to do in the evening when our program areas were closed, but, most of our participants were working on their scavenger hunt during all waking hours of the event. The scavenger hunt added another level of fun and interaction to our event, which was loved by all of our participants!
– Jessica (Ayala) Janscha | Venturing & STEM Nova Specialist @ BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA | Pilots & Program Development Department
Clue Examples:
- Zipline – Take a photo of somebody else on the Big Zip
- Woodbage – Take a photo with somebody wearing a Woodbadge critter patrol patch
- State – Take a photo with a Crew from another State
- Rain gear – Take a photo of your Crew with their rain gear on!
- Human Knot – Have somebody take a photo of your Crew playing Human Knot
- Biking – Hopefully, you have given this sport a shot before you take it to a HIGH extreme.
- Advisors – Advisors are always crazy! Catch your advisor doing something goofy.
Photo Examples:
To learn more about Boy Scouts of America check out http://www.scouting.org/.
Now that you have some ideas about how to start your Eventzee scavenger hunt, go out and make it happen! If you’re interested in hosting an Eventzee event, sponsoring an official Eventzee photo hunt or just curious about what we can do reach out to us at eventzee@munzee.com.
