Can you solve the latest Mystery in the Museum: A Weave of Deceit? It's the spring of 1935. In your job as chief of the Delta Police you are being flooded by reports of local robberies. Today an irate fish boat owner has marched into your police station demanding an immediate investigation to the disappearance of his fish net. Now why would anyone want to steal a fish net, you are thinking! It's time to use your crime-solving skills to catch the netthief before another goes missing. Can you find out where the missing net has been stashed? Are any of the robberies connected? The Delta Museum is looking for young detectives to help solve the latest Mystery in the Museum. Clues can be discovered throughout the museum. As you move from clue to clue, the evidence you discover will bring you closer to solving what happened to the stolen goods. Please allow a minimum of one hour to collect all the evidence and solve the mystery.
Recommended for children ages 7-12, this popular children's fun-filled adventure is a drop-in program offered by the Delta Museum and Archives Society during spring break. The self-guided program runs from today to March 22 and March 25 to 28 during regular museum hours of 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday to Friday. Children under 12 years of age need to be accompanied by an adult; children under 7 years are welcome to participate but may need additional parental assistance. Cost is $5 per solution kit.
The Delta Museum, housed in the historical 1912 Tudor-style building located in the heart of Ladner Village at 4858 Delta Street, tells the story of Delta's rich history through exciting exhibits, fun activities and special programs for both children and adults.
For further information, visit our website at www.deltamuseum.ca or call 604 946-9322.
