Hide it
Tuck a duck somewhere a stranger will grin to find it: a park bench, an airplane tray table, the rail of a cruise ship.
you've been ducked
Someone from 1920 Tavern hid that duck for you to find. It's yours now — keep it, or hide it again somewhere new. Either way, tell the flock where it turned up.
A founding chapter in Roswell, Georgia.
you found a duck?
Someone from 1920 Tavern hid that duck for you to find. It's yours — keep it, or hide it again somewhere new. Either way, tell the flock where it turned up: your sighting joins a map that runs from city parks to cruise ships to a bagel shop in Brooklyn.
Every duck 1920 Tavern drops carries this address.
what you're holding
That's the whole Revolution. A duck goes out, a stranger grins, the duck goes out again.
Tuck a duck somewhere a stranger will grin to find it: a park bench, an airplane tray table, the rail of a cruise ship.
Every duck comes with a tag, and the tag carries a QR code. Scan it and the sightings map opens up, showing everywhere the flock has been.
Snap a photo, add it to the map, and hide the duck again for the next person.
The first of many. See the directory →
found a duck?
Mazel — you've been ducked! Scan the QR code on its tag and it brings you right here, to the sightings map. Tell us where it turned up — a photo, a headline, the city — and your find joins the flock on the map. Then keep it, or hide it again for the next stranger. That's the whole loop.
Never — the duck is yours now. Set it on a windowsill, hand it to someone who needs a smile, or hide it somewhere new so a stranger gets the same surprise you did. However it goes, you kept it floating.
No account, no sign-up. Add a photo, where you found it, and a line about the moment, and send it over. We give every sighting a quick look before it lands on the map — no invented sightings, ever.
Wonderful — that's often exactly who does. If they're under 13, a parent or teacher submits the sighting for them (our rule, and a good one).
your corner of it
1920 Tavern chartered theirs in 2026. $180, one time — eighteen kosher ducks, co-branded tags and QR codes we design for you, the drop playbook, and a page exactly like this one.