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The Adventure Continues

The sprawling Spy Adventure that led sleuths-in-training around Dallas on a clue hunt and offered opportunities to win some fantastic prizes has drawn to a close. Prizes were generously donated from a variety of vendors and some cool spies who won these drawings got to have their photos posted on our website—and some even decided to go in disguise! We would like to extend many thanks to our wonderful partners in the Spy Adventure (Dallas Public Library, DART, neighborsgo, and NorthPark Center) who helped make this summer one of intrigue and adventure!

Don’t pack up you briefcase and head back into the shadows yet, though! The adventure isn’t over. You can still follow Emma, her brother Josh, and his best friend Juan as they move forward with their own adventure around the city, uncovering the plans of a shadowy espionage agent and his plot to steal and sell corporate secrets. The ongoing stories of these three youngsters can be found in neighborsgo sections of The Dallas Morning News, both online and in print, and the children’s adventures will be updated on Facebook (“Emma SpyKid”) and Twitter (@EmmaSpyKid).

MNS is the merger of the Dallas Museum of Natural History, The Science Place, and the Dallas Children's Museum, and is supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, the Texas Commission on the Arts, and HP.