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The Panorama Challenge Returns Tonight!
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Garth Johnston
Published Mar 11, 2011
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Tired of going to yet another pub quiz—especially since they never seem to take into account the ridiculous amount about New York you know? Looking for something to do tonight? No problem. Grab your favorite New York buffs and head out to the Queens Museum of Art, because the fourth annual Panorama Challenge starts tonight at 7 p.m.
The game is simple. Team members will be asked questions about the city of varying difficulty as controllers highlight with laser pointers landmarks, bridges, neighborhoods and other sites on one of New York's hands-down coolest attractions (also the world's largest architectural scale model!).
The winning team will get Queens Museum memberships and have their names engraved on the Panorama Challenge Trophy. The event is free and beer and snacks will be served on a suggested donation basis. And if you don't have a team? Don't worry, solo players will be teamed up so nobody is alone. An awesome scale model of New York and free beer? How can you say no?
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