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ONLINE VIRTUAL MYSTERY NIGHT: WHO BIT ME?

Name: ONLINE VIRTUAL MYSTERY NIGHT: WHO BIT ME?
Start: 2021-02-26
End: 2021-02-26
Location: New York Hall of Science

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Feb. 26, 2021, 7-8:30pm
New York Hall of Science
4701 111th St., Corona
Tween, Teen, Adult
$20 per team; $18 members

Interested in a night of mystery and intrigue from the comfort of your home? Gather a team of your best detective friends to try and solve the mystery of supernatural creatures running amok at NYSCI.

A NYSCI staff member has been bitten by a supernatural being! Help find the person or “creature” responsible to save the victim. Investigate clues obtained from the scene of the crime, examine security footage, interrogate the suspects live, and perform exciting experiments to deduce who is the culprit. Teams that solve the mystery will be entered into a raffle for a complimentary virtual science activity session for your team.

Due to the potential scare value, this event is recommended for ages 8 and up. Each team should register once. Event information will be shared with everyone on your team. It is recommended for teams to have a maximum of 5 people.

About New York Hall of Science

4701 111th St.

Corona, NY

718-699-0005

Standard hours: Monday-Friday, 9:30am-5pm, Saturday-Sunday, 10am-6pm
Wheelchair accessible: Yes
Stroller parking: Yes
Stroller check: No
Bring food: No
Buy food: Yes
Where is food allowed: Food allowed in designated spots
Changing tables in the women's room(s): Yes
Changing tables in the men's room(s): Yes
Family bathroom: No

New York Hall of Science presents 450 exhibits, demonstrations, workshops, and participatory activities that explain science, technology, engineering, and math.

NYSCI offers professional development for teachers, produces curricula and resources for classrooms, and studies how technology and play affect how we learn.

NYSCI was founded at the 1964–65 World’s Fair and has evolved into New York’s center for interactive science, serving a half million students, teachers, and families each year.