Creative Team Building Activity in London
Two to three hours, one shared piece of art, and a team that talked to each other while making it.
Most team days in London end the same way: a room, a slide deck, a pub. A creative workshop ends with something the team actually made together, and it stays in the office afterwards.
This page is the practical side of it. What happens during the session, which rooms it works in, and what you have to organise yourself. If you want to see the formats and dates first, they sit on our London team events.
What a workshop day looks like
Three blocks, two to three hours in total. We stretch or shorten them around your agenda, so the workshop fits into a strategy day instead of eating it.
1. Warm-up and technique
We start with where the technique comes from, then hand out cans and stencils. Everybody gets a warm-up surface first, so nobody has to be brave in front of the group.
2. Building the piece together
The team splits into small groups, sketches, and then works on one shared surface. This is the part where people who never talk in meetings start giving instructions.
3. Reveal and group photo
We put the finished piece up, take the group photo, and you keep the artwork. It usually ends up in the office rather than in a cupboard.
Where we can run it in London
There is no fixed venue you have to book. Pick the room you already have, and we build the workshop around it.
- Your own office. A canteen, a large meeting room or an empty floor is enough. We bring covers for floors and furniture.
- An event location you booked anyway. Works well when the workshop is one block inside a longer offsite or a company party.
- Outdoors. A yard, a rooftop or a courtyard works. We plan a weather fallback with you when we agree on the date.
- Online. When the team sits in several countries, we run the creative part as a digital session instead.
We come to you across Europe. We bring the materials and the guides. You tell us the address, the group size and the time slot.
What we run in London
Four formats, and they can be combined into one day.
- Graffiti workshop. Cans, caps and one shared piece. The classic, and the one most teams pick first.
- Stencil and street art workshop. More cutting and planning, less spraying. Good for teams that like a puzzle.
- 3D balloon artwork. Colour, illusion and depth. Reads well in photos and in a lobby.
- Street art tour for teams. A guided walk through the city's urban art, either on its own or as the warm-up before a workshop.
Questions we get asked before a London booking
How long does a workshop take?
Usually between two and three hours. We adjust the length to your schedule.
Does anyone need previous experience?
No. The workshops are built so that everybody can take part, whatever they have or have not done before.
How many people can join?
Groups start at 10 people. Larger formats work too, up to 1,000 participants.
What do we have to bring?
Nothing. Paint, stencils, protective clothing and canvases come from us.
Can we move or cancel the date?
Yes. Cancellation and rebooking options are part of the booking terms.
Where do I see the actual workshops?
The formats we run in London are listed on our London team events. Tell us which one fits and we take it from there.
Tell us about your team
Send us the date, the group size and the kind of room you have. We come back with a workshop that fits.