Today marks the start of Tartu Children's Day's adventure game "It's Fun Outside"! (2021)

May 25, 2021

Starting today, May 25, you can participate in an adventure game organized as a prelude to Tartu Children's Day, which will begin next to Tartu Kaubamaja. The game consists of three different tracks, each with five points. You can participate in the game individually, as a family, or as a class.

The adventure game can be played in two ways: on a mobile device or on paper. To play on your mobile device, you need to download the Actionbound app, find the QR code on the Child Protection Day advertisement, and scan it to open the game. The paper version can be obtained from the Tartu Youth Center during their opening hours (for more information, visit www.tntk.ee). You can also download and print the paper version yourself. The game can be played from May 25 to May 31.

Among all participants who have completed at least one trail or five points, exciting experience prizes will be drawn. Prizes are provided by Must Kast, Tagurpidi Maja, Tartu Adventure Park, Ice Age Centre, Elistvere Animal Park, and Driftihall.

The adventure game 'It's nice outdoors' is a game created by the Tartu Youth Work Center and is part of the program for the Children's Protection Day of the same name, which takes place on June 1st across the city of Tartu.

Tartu Children's Day on social media:

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1163863310747386

Instagram: http://instagram.com/lastekaitsepaev

Website: https://tntk.tartu.ee/tartu-linna-lastekaitsepaev/

Additional information:

Helene Toomeoks

helene.toomeoks@raad.tartu.ee

+372 530 377 33

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