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TeamBonding Launches Art Heist Corporate Team Building Event Based on Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Unsolved Mystery


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March 18, 2022

TeamBonding is launching an all-new interactive corporate team building event, Art Heist, in honor of the 32nd anniversary of Boston’s infamous unsolved mystery. The release of the new event comes just days after new tantalizing details surfaced for the Gardener Museum art heist. Defined as the largest art heist in history and carrying one of the world’s largest reward offers, the three-decade-old case has remained cold all this time, but participants are more ready than ever to help finally solve the crime with fresh eyes.

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TeamBonding Launches Art Heist Corporate Team Building Event Based on Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Unsolved Mystery

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TeamBonding is launching an all-new interactive corporate team building event, Art Heist, in honor of the 32nd anniversary of Boston’s infamous unsolved mystery. The release of the new event comes just days after new tantalizing details surfaced for the Gardener Museum art heist. Defined as the largest art heist in history and carrying one of the world’s largest reward offers, the three-decade-old case has remained cold all this time, but participants are more ready than ever to help finally solve the crime with fresh eyes.

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