WORKSHOP FINDER
Ten formats built for on-site team sessions. Every workshop includes materials, tools and facilitation, delivered at your venue.
10 workshops
Flagship · CollaborativeEveryone paints their own tile, and the tiles combine into one large work carrying a company theme or an annual message. Each individual contribution stays legible on its own, while the full picture only appears once every person has finished.
ESG · Living plantsParticipants build their own terrarium from living moss and plants, or combine their work into a single office green wall. Materials are chosen for sustainability, and the result extends naturally into ESG and staff wellbeing narratives.
Participants learn how a scent is structured through top, heart and base notes, then compose a personal blend and name it. There is no open flame and no tool noise at any point, which makes it viable where space is tight but the experience still needs to feel considered.
The individual format produces a coaster or a small lampshade; the collaborative format has each person complete one section of a permanent mural. Every piece arrives pre-cut and edge-smoothed, so a longer making session stays safe and focused throughout.
Using only hammers, steel stamps and a mallet, participants cold-form a metal cuff or engraved tag. Names, joining dates or company anniversaries can be struck into the surface, and the finished object reads closer to jewellery than to a craft souvenir.
This keeps the restorative rhythm and plush texture of tufting, but works with a hand tool — no frames and no powered equipment. Participants make an individual coaster, or one panel each towards a single team tapestry.
Participants hand-stitch a card holder or key fob from pre-cut, pre-punched leather, then emboss it with their own name or the company mark. The result is genuinely durable, and gets used far more often than most handmade keepsakes.
Participants bind and dip-dye a tote bag, T-shirt or scarf. No two results are ever the same, and the moment of unfolding always lands — which makes it an effective, creative way to carry a message about reuse and waste reduction.
Inclusive · STEAMSunlight and plant material develop into deep blue images on light-sensitive paper — a process that looks like magic while genuinely teaching photochemistry alongside composition. The steps are simple enough that wheelchair users, one-handed participants and those with special educational needs can all complete it independently.
Large groups · Annual recordThe individual format hand-binds a notebook good for a year of use; the team format has each person complete one page, bound together into a single team publication with the company mark on the cover if wanted.
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