Scavenger Hunt

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New to Art Tour this year is a SCAVNGER HUNT!  Using a downloadable phone app, you and your friends will find clues in artist studios, see public art and local galleries, and meet artists.  The Baker Artists Tour event will be available on the Eventzee.com app only during the time of the tour - Saturday, October 8, 10:00-4:00.   
Players will be asked to solve riddles with clues, or share a photo from their perspective of some of the interesting artwork around Baker City. 
To join in, first download the app at any time by scanning here:





You'll need to set up an account, and choose a user name and password. 

We are not gathering data or tracking people for marketing.  This is just for fun and to introduce local art and artists.  All information used during the hunt goes away after the event. 

In setting up account preferences, you need to allow access to camera and location - the game won't work without.  You can delete your account and close out these preferences whenever you wish after the event. 

Photos you take and answers to questions are shared with other game players - please be aware and appropriate with language and images. 

To start the event on the morning of October 8, enter the join code:  bakerartisttour2022

You can also check in at Crossroads-Carnegie Arts Center for assistance and instructions.  If you have problems you can call us at 541-523-5369 and we will do our best with troubleshooting. 

There will be prizes for high scores. 

Good Luck and have fun!




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