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about. Cluefest is New Haven's annual city-wide scavenger hunt. Its free. All are welcome. Teams can be formed in advance or during registration. Cluefest 6 starts:
See photos of Cluefest 5 here.
Cluefest is run by The Group With No Name (TGWNN – pronounced tigg-win), a group of city residents who volunteer their time because they love New Haven. TGWNN turns residents into citizens. Members engage in social, civic and educational activities that in turn increase their understanding of and commitment to city issues and city life.
Cluefest was created in 2003 by The Group With No Name (TGWNN), a group of city residents who love New Haven. Each year Cluefest grows in size and scope, drawing more diverse participants from all professional and identity backgrounds. In 2007 Cluefest New Haven drew over 275 scavengers. At this year's sixth-anniversary game over 300 scavengers are expected to participate. See pictures from Cluefest 4 here and here. Cluefest is run by the volunteers from The Group with No Name (TGWNN) who love New Haven.
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Teams race across New Haven in cars, on bikes and on foot, answering clues to find the Secret Cluefest Party and prizes. The goal of Cluefest is to have fun while promoting New Haven as an exciting and thriving community for people in their 20 and 30s. The event builds community, encourages civic engagement, and increases the number of people who know about the rich cultural and social opportunities in New Haven. By featuring New Haven's beauty, uniqueness, diversity and quality of life, Cluefest helps attract and retain talented young people in the city. 
Run the course and travel together in teams of up to 6 people. Feel free to form your team ahead of time or come and find a group at Moka. Each group needs a car, a designated driver and a small bit of spending money. All are welcome for the scavenger hunt. The Secret Cluefest party is 21 and over. Clues and activities will be conducted in English.
