Youth-designed museum mystery puts 100 Teen Hub members to the test
Around 100 young people put their teamwork, leadership and problem-solving skills to the test at the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ) in a mystery challenge designed entirely by Teen Hub members. Eig...
Around 100 young individuals from the National Museum of Qatar's Teen Hub participated in a mystery challenge designed by their peers. The event, titled "The Experiment – Stage C ‘from A to Z’," took place on September 26 and tasked participants with navigating the museum's galleries and solving puzzles within a time limit. QM's Teen Hub director, Abdulrahman al-Ishaq, explained that the challenge was entirely conceived and executed by the teenagers, who transformed the museum into an interactive, timed mystery.
The programme, which is the third phase of Teen Hub's year-long initiative, aims to enhance participants' problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork skills. Al-Ishaq emphasized that the experience not only educates but also entertains, fostering social skills and emotional growth. Participants engage in "XP" collection, and the challenge has been particularly effective in breaking down participants' social barriers, transforming some initially hesitant teens into confident group members.
The event was held exclusively for existing Teen Hub members, with future membership applications anticipated to open early next year.
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