Graffiti Workshop Munich: Graffiti Team Event for Companies

A graffiti workshop as a team event in Munich starts at €79 per person net. The price falls with group size: small groups sit at €129 per person, large groups reach the entry price. Included are travel to Munich, material transport, paints and cans, protective material and supervision by our crew on site. For outside walls we also obtain the permit, at no extra charge. Three things move the price: how many people come, which format you choose and how demanding the location is. Small teams are welcome: billing starts from nine to ten people. The reason for the range is simple. Travel and setup happen once, and so does the crew, whatever the group size. The more people take part, the less each one carries of that. We answer your enquiry within 24 hours with a concrete quote.

There is no single public wall in Munich that every team automatically ends up at, and we are not going to invent one. Instead we look at each enquiry on its own: which legal outdoor wall works for your date, a public wall, a rooftop, or a courtyard. EY and Personio went for the legal wall at Bahnwaerter Thiel, T.con for a surface in the Werksviertel, GKM for the greenhouse of the Botanikum. For companies that means nobody needs to know or apply for a Munich wall themselves, we handle the scouting and the permit. Just tell us your preferred area in your enquiry, and we suggest the right wall.

Rain does not cancel a team event in Munich, it only decides the location. A graffiti workshop always happens outdoors on a wall, so here we work with a plan B: we switch to a covered surface, in Munich under a bridge for example, or we move the date if no covered wall fits. Action painting runs indoors as well, which is the weatherproof route for a fixed date. Cold is less of a problem than people think. A company team painted with its team in the glass-roofed greenhouse of the Botanikum, covered and bright, on a day that started as a summer party. You do not have to change clothes, and gloves are almost always enough. We carry ponchos in case it does rain. Tell us at the enquiry whether the date can move, and we plan the fallback from the start.

Large groups run in small parallel groups with us, not in a queue. At EY, 70 people were active at the same time at the Bahnwaerter Thiel wall, split into small groups with their own surfaces. Personio ran six teams with six own words on the same wall. The ceiling is 1,000 people for graffiti and 500 for action painting. That the number holds has already been shown: at Helaba's Future Summit in Frankfurt, several hundred guests joined in a walk-in format. The time frame stays at two to three hours even for large groups, because the work runs in parallel. Each group brainstorms its own word and sprays letters at roughly two by two metres, and at the end the pieces work into one another. For planning that means one to two weeks lead time is enough even for three-digit groups. Adding people works at short notice, fewer people is harder.