City Edition · North Carolina, USA

Winston-Salem

20 quests across Winston-Salem in two packs: Historic rooms, city streets and park views for the bigger picture, and Downtown arts and Innovation Quarter afternoons for Downtown arts and Innovation Quarter.

Each quest gives you something to look for, an optional riddle to solve, or a small creative challenge that makes the place your own.

What’s in the Winston-Salem City Edition

Winston-Salem Historic rooms, city streets and park views pack cover artwork
Citywide10 quests

Historic rooms, city streets and park views

Read historic places, test water and make from the city’s actual paths and facades.

Ten missions in three groups of separate outings: Bethabara and Reynolda, downtown and Old Salem, then three different parks. Enter the required Reynolda House rooms and Kaleideum water exhibit with honest museum admission; the other activities use opened public exterior, garden or park areas. Drive or arrange separate journeys between clusters and distant stops.

Across Winston-Salem

  • Separate outings
  • Written proof

A few quests from this pack

  • Three garden sentencesWrite from the season that is actually here.
  • Three water changesTest one visible change at a time.
  • A quarry overlook returnWalk to one actual viewpoint and bring its scale back.
Winston-Salem Downtown arts and Innovation Quarter afternoons pack cover artwork
Local10 quests

Downtown arts and Innovation Quarter afternoons

Follow books, gallery rooms, public art and reused buildings across two connected afternoons.

Two five-mission downtown afternoons with recorded pedestrian links. Begin with actual city-history source records, a Nissen facade creation, the open NCMA downtown gallery, ArtisTree and a kinetic verse. Return for public-art relationships, two different building riddles, a park pause and a bounded Long Branch Trail return from Seventh Street.

Downtown arts and Innovation Quarter

  • Two afternoons
  • Written proof

A few quests from this pack

  • Three records from the cityCollect the sources that let a place tell different stories.
  • A tall building postcardGive one vertical facade a small new frame.
  • Three public art connectionsCollect the lines that join an outdoor art space.

Your next Winston-Salem story starts here.

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