Adventures that help kids learn

CATERING TO CHILDREN: Krysten Callina, founder and CEO of Mastermind Adventures LLC, is seen in the spacious, shared work space at Goundworks in New Bedford. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
CATERING TO CHILDREN: Krysten Callina, founder and CEO of Mastermind Adventures LLC, is seen in the spacious, shared work space at Goundworks in New Bedford. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Mastermind Adventures LLC hosts events designed to bring fun learning experiences to youths.

CEO Krysten Callina, of Somerset, who founded the limited-liability company on Feb. 2 with her husband, Jason, tested out the premise informally with their children’s friends, and more recently surveyed a growing email list of about 100 parents. So far, they’ve held four events locally, Callina said.

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“Parents are looking for activities for their kids that get them moving and also can engage them and maybe teach them something,” she said.

For $35 a day per person, a recent event partnering with Education in Action in Providence involved lessons by a physicist, a cancer researcher and others that led to youths looking for clues to solve a mystery in a game where humans battled zombies, she said.

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The company name is meant to reflect “something … fun and awesome,” Callina said. “Adventures are part of the mystery, and we really want kids to feel like they are the masterminds.” •

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