Baton Rouge General will host “The Big Adventure,” a city-wide father-daughter scavenger hunt, on March 27 at 2 p.m., gathering dads and daughters to safely compete in a scavenger hunt against other father-daughter teams from the comfort of their own vehicles. In its second year, “The Big Adventure” will have more stops and activities, as well as a wrap party to bring all the teams together to celebrate at the end of the scavenger hunt.
“Our traditional father-daughter event was altered last year due to the pandemic, and now in its place, this scavenger hunt has turned into a new tradition for the community, where fathers and daughters work together as a team, visiting businesses and landmarks around Baton Rouge to earn points,” said Erik Showalter, president of the Baton Rouge General Foundation. “This event is a great opportunity for families to make memories and engage with new places around our city, all while supporting Baton Rouge General’s patients and care teams.”
From the steps of the State Capitol to the bays of Top Golf, the scavenger hunt will take participants across the Greater Baton Rouge area. Using the Goosechase app, participants earn points by completing activities and snapping photos at different stops. Adding to the fun, after the scavenger hunt, teams are invited to an outdoor wrap party at BRG’s Bluebonnet campus from 4-5:30 p.m. The party will include food trucks, music, and more. At the end of the wrap party, prizes will be awarded to the top three teams, as well as the top dad-daughter duos.