Lincoln High School will host 'Night at the Museum: Who Stole the Artifact?' on October 24-25. The event will feature a museum created by Lincoln High School students, staff, and volunteers with exhibits from Kirkman House Museum and Fort Walla Walla Museum.
Lincoln High School Hosts Museum Mystery Event
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- ✓Lincoln High School Hosts Museum Mystery Event“Lincoln High School Hosts ‘Night at the Museum’ Mystery Event October 8, 2026 Lincoln High School invites community members of all ages to step into a museum of mystery during “Night at the Museum: Who Stole the Artifact?” on October 24–25.”
- ✓Community event at Lincoln High School on Oct. 24-25 features student-created museum and local museum exhibits to solve a missing artifact mystery.“Lincoln High School invites community members of all ages to step into a museum of mystery during “Night at the Museum: Who Stole the Artifact?” on October 24–25. The family-friendly event will feature a unique museum created by Lincoln High School students, staff, and volunteers. Guests will explore the exhibits and work together to solve the mystery of a missing artifact. The event also features special contributions from two local museums. Kirkman House Museum and Fort Walla Walla Museum have partnered with Lincoln High School and contributed exhibits to the experience.”
- ✓Lincoln High School will host 'Night at the Museum: Who Stole the Artifact?' on October 24-25. The event will feature a museum created by Lincoln High School students, staff, and volunteers with exhibits from Kirkman House Museum and Fort Walla Walla Museum.“Lincoln High School invites community members of all ages to step into a museum of mystery during “Night at the Museum: Who Stole the Artifact?” on October 24–25. The family-friendly event will feature a unique museum created by Lincoln High School students, staff, and volunteers. Guests will explore the exhibits and work together to solve the mystery of a missing artifact. The event also features special contributions from two local museums. Kirkman House Museum and Fort Walla Walla Museum have partnered with Lincoln High School and contributed exhibits to the experience.”
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Lincoln High School Hosts ‘Night at the Museum’ Mystery Event October 8, 2026 Lincoln High School invites community members of all ages to step into a museum of mystery during “Night at the Museum: Who Stole the Artifact?” on October 24–25. The family-friendly event will feature a unique museum created by Lincoln High School students, staff, and volunteers. Guests will explore the exhibits and work together to solve the mystery of a missing artifact. The event also features special contributions from two local museums. Kirkman House Museum and Fort Walla Walla Museum have partnered with Lincoln High School and contributed exhibits to the experience. Event Times: • Saturday, October 24: 2–8 p.m. • Sunday, October 25: 2–6:30 p.m. No advance registration is required. Teams can sign up for a time slot when they arrive. To help manage the experience, six teams will be admitted every 30 minutes. Location: Lincoln High School 614 S. 3rd Ave. Walla Walla, WA The event is free and open to the public, although donations are encouraged. Both cash and card donations will be accepted. Bring the family, test your detective skills, and see if you can help answer the question: Who stole the artifact? Lincoln High SchoolSchool Stories Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to EmailPrint this page Source: https://www.wwps.org/news/~board/district-news/post/lincoln-high-school-hosts-night-at-the-museum-mystery-event
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