Overnight adventure for Girl Scouts of Utah with hands-on science activities, a scavenger hunt and a sleepover at the Natural History Museum of Utah.
The Natural History Museum of Utah is hosting Roar & Snore, an overnight sleepover for Girl Scouts that runs from 6:30 PM on Friday, November 13, through 8:30 AM on Saturday, November 14. It's part of a broader partnership between the museum and the Girl Scouts of Utah, which includes badge workshops designed to help Scouts earn specific badges and participatory patches.
Roar & Snore is the overnight version of that work. The museum bills it as an adventure filled with science, exploration, and fun, and the program builds around that: hands-on science activities, a scavenger hunt through the galleries, and the sleepover itself. It's the kind of thing that turns the museum into a playground for a night, with the exhibits as the backdrop rather than just things to look at from behind a rope.
If you're not already familiar, the museum's work with the Girl Scouts of Utah goes beyond this one night. They run badge workshops throughout the year that help Scouts work toward their requirements and earn patches, so this sleepover fits into a larger series of programs rather than standing alone. Roar & Snore is the one that lets them stay after the doors close.
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Registration for the event runs through the Girl Scouts of Utah. It kicks off at 6:30 PM on Friday, November 13, and wraps up by 8:30 AM on Saturday, November 14, at the Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City.
