The Magic Hat Twitter Crawl
Magic Hat is pumped to present the second annual Twitter Crawl on Thursday, March 3rd! There is a $20 participation donation per team ($5 per person) that will go straight to the Women's Rape Crisis Center in Burlington.
The first 25 teams to sign up will receive tickets to the Dumpstaphunk show at HIgher Ground on Friday!
The Mission:
On March 3rd, at 7pm, teams will gather at 156 Bistro in Burlington, VT for the start of the Crawl. Once all teams arrive, Magic Hat will begin to Tweet clues that will direct participants to specific bars throughout Burlington. Magic Hat will continue to Tweet clues throughout the night leading participants to specific bars. Once Magic Hat has verified each team’s arrival back to 156 Bistro, by 11pm, and that each team visited every location, each team’s name will be dropped into a hat. Magic Hat will then pick a team from the hat and the winning team will get a weekend for 10 at Smugglers' Notch, lodging and skiing all-included.
How to Crawl:
To join the Pub Crawl, Register Your Team of 4 crawlers. Each team will need one person with a Smartphone (Blackberry, iPhone or Android), a Twitter account and a free app that allows you to check Twitter via your Smartphone.
If you don't have a Twitter account, join here!
Follow Magic Hat's Burlington account (@magichatbtv) for Tweets and updates about the Pub Crawl!
If you don't already have a Twitter app on your Smartphone, download one of these free apps:
Android: Twidroid
iPhone: Twitterrific
Blackberry: UberTwitter
About WRCC:
The Women's Rape Crisis Center is dedicated to ending all forms of sexual violence. They are committed to serving the Chittenden County community through the continued provision of our services and to being a leading voice in the State of Vermont for meaningful change in law and society. They provide crisis counseling and advocacy for those whose lives have been affected by sexual violence. Their education outreach work strives to change attitudes and beliefs that perpetuate and condone the cycle of violence.
Learn more about WRCC here.