Three Ways to Win

1. Find Local

Complete the scavenger hunt! The scavenger hunt must be completed in order using the QR code scanner on a phone. The final scavenger hunt location will take you to a sign-up page where Kenmore Heritage Society will receive information stating you’ve completed the scavenger hunt.  The scavenger hunt is worth one entry.

2. Share Local

Take a selfie at a hunt location! Tag BOTH the Kenmore Heritage Society and the local business where you are led by the clue. Privacy setting must allow Kenmore Heritage Society to view your post. Each selfie is equal to one entry!

3. Shop Local

Support small business by shopping local, eating local, or playing local. For every $5 spent, you will receive two entries to win a prize. Be sure to upload a photo of your receipt at the end of the hunt.

The results are in! This year we had awesome participation in the HUNT! There were three clear winners who collected most of their points by posting selfies and making purchases from participating businesses.

 

We created the hunt during covid to 1) support local businesses and 2) create a fun activity to do outdoors while learning about Kenmore. Each year we gain scavenger hunters, and local businesses look forward to participating.  To show our appreciation, we will also send gift cards to folks who participated but didn’t make it to the winners circle this year.

Thanks to all – we look forward to seeing you next year!


Follow the clues to the end of the rainbow and Leprechaun GOLD!

The Pot O’Gold Scavenger Hunt runs from March 11th to the weekend just after Saint Patrick’s Day on March 19th. QR Codes placed around Kenmore guide you on your quest for GOLD. Learn about Kenmore’s history as you support local businesses and earn contest entries with this family friendly event.

 

March 11th to Saint Patrick’s Day weekend, March 19th 2023

Start at Kenmore City Hall
18120 68th Ave NE

Kenmore City Hall

Kenmore’s City Hall opened in May 2010 and includes Council Chambers, a community meeting room, reception desk, city administration offices, and even an art gallery.

Fun facts:

  • City Hall is LEED Gold certified – it was developed with the highest sustainability and environmental design practices.
  • This building is considered an “essential facility” – designed for a higher seismic performance during earthquakes and has emergency power generation.
  • City Gallery in City Hall displays a variety of local art throughout the year. Thanks to Arts of Kenmore for this great exhibit!

What is a QR Code?

How do I use it? 

A QR Code is a two-dimensional barcode that can be read by smartphones. The barcode will take you to a webpage that will display your next clue for the Pot O’Gold Scavenger Hunt. Most smartphones come equipped with the ability to read QR codes, or free apps can be downloaded from your cell phone provider’s App Store.

QR Codes for IOS/Apple Devices:

Quickly add a QR Code reader shortcut to your phone’s control center (the menu that appears when you ‘swipe up’) by visiting Settings → Control Center → Customize Controls →Add QR Code Reader.