What was the Halloween activity proposed by the Boréalis museum in 2021?

The museum proposed a new edition of their digital rally called 'Disappeared: Investigation through time – Special Halloween', available only on October 30 and 31.

How did visitors participate in the Halloween rally?

Participants followed a guided route, scanning posters enriched with QR codes to watch videos and collect clues about the museum caretaker's disappearance.

Was the experience interactive?

Yes, visitors were invited to interact with the investigation by choosing questions or answers, making it a participative and engaging experience.

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An activity that evolves over time

For the Halloween celebration in 2021, the Boréalis museum came up with the idea of offering its audience a brand new activity available only on October 30th and 31st. After a successful first digital edition in 2020, with the Adventure of Jack-O'-Lantern, the museum proposed Disappeared: Investigation through time "Special Halloween".

A participative experience

For this new edition, participants were invited to discover what happened to the museum's caretaker. Following a guided route, they scanned posters enriched with a QR code. Behind these codes, videos provide clues about where the caretaker might be. Additionally, participants are invited to interact with the investigation by choosing their questions or answers.