Do we need to bring our own protective gear or old clothes?

Absolutely! We provide high-quality protective suits, gloves, and masks to ensure your festival outfit stays spotless. Our water-based spray paints are professional-grade but easy to manage. We suggest wearing comfortable shoes, but other than that, we've got you covered. You can focus entirely on the art while we handle the mess and safety logistics for your group in Nairobi.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

Our food festival workshops are completely customisable. Standard sessions usually run between 1.5 to 2 hours, which is the 'sweet spot' for learning techniques and finishing a masterpiece without missing out on the gourmet food stalls! However, we can run shorter 'drop-in' sessions for large crowds or extended masterclasses for VIP festival areas depending on your event schedule.

I've never done graffiti before; is this suitable for beginners?

Not at all! In fact, most of our participants have never picked up a spray can before. Our professional street artists are experts at breaking down complex techniques into simple, fun steps. We guide you through everything from basic 'can control' to advanced shading. You’ll be amazed at how quickly you can create something that looks professional and vibrant.

Are the spray paints used environmentally friendly?

We are committed to being as eco-friendly as possible. We use low-odour, water-based spray paints whenever possible, which are much better for the environment and the festival atmosphere. Additionally, we ensure all empty cans are collected and recycled properly after the event. We love street art, but we love keeping Nairobi’s festival grounds clean and green even more!

What happens to the artwork once the festival is over?

The sky is the limit! Many festivals choose to paint on large wooden partitions that stay on-site as a temporary gallery. Alternatively, we can provide individual canvases or tote bags that guests can take home as a unique souvenir of their day. We can even coordinate the colours to match your festival branding or a specific culinary theme.

What happens if it rains during the outdoor festival?

Yes, we do. While we love the sunny vibes of the City in the Sun, we always have a Plan B. If it rains, we can move the workshop under professional gazebos or into indoor festival marquees. Our gear is portable, and our artists are flexible, so the creative fun doesn't have to stop just because of a Kenyan downpour!

Is the workshop safe for children attending the festival?

Safety is our top priority. We use high-quality masks and ensure our workshop areas are well-ventilated. Our artists provide a full safety briefing before anyone touches a can. We also maintain a strictly organized workspace to ensure there is plenty of room for everyone to move safely while they create. We want the only 'impact' to be on the canvas!

Do we need to bring our own protective gear or old clothes?

Absolutely! We provide high-quality protective suits, gloves, and masks to ensure your festival outfit stays spotless. Our water-based spray paints are professional-grade but easy to manage. We suggest wearing comfortable shoes, but other than that, we've got you covered. You can focus entirely on the art while we handle the mess and safety logistics for your group in Nairobi.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

Our food festival workshops are completely customisable. Standard sessions usually run between 1.5 to 2 hours, which is the 'sweet spot' for learning techniques and finishing a masterpiece without missing out on the gourmet food stalls! However, we can run shorter 'drop-in' sessions for large crowds or extended masterclasses for VIP festival areas depending on your event schedule.

I've never done graffiti before; is this suitable for beginners?

Not at all! In fact, most of our participants have never picked up a spray can before. Our professional street artists are experts at breaking down complex techniques into simple, fun steps. We guide you through everything from basic 'can control' to advanced shading. You’ll be amazed at how quickly you can create something that looks professional and vibrant.

Are the spray paints used environmentally friendly?

We are committed to being as eco-friendly as possible. We use low-odour, water-based spray paints whenever possible, which are much better for the environment and the festival atmosphere. Additionally, we ensure all empty cans are collected and recycled properly after the event. We love street art, but we love keeping Nairobi’s festival grounds clean and green even more!

What happens to the artwork once the festival is over?

The sky is the limit! Many festivals choose to paint on large wooden partitions that stay on-site as a temporary gallery. Alternatively, we can provide individual canvases or tote bags that guests can take home as a unique souvenir of their day. We can even coordinate the colours to match your festival branding or a specific culinary theme.

What happens if it rains during the outdoor festival?

Yes, we do. While we love the sunny vibes of the City in the Sun, we always have a Plan B. If it rains, we can move the workshop under professional gazebos or into indoor festival marquees. Our gear is portable, and our artists are flexible, so the creative fun doesn't have to stop just because of a Kenyan downpour!

Is the workshop safe for children attending the festival?

Safety is our top priority. We use high-quality masks and ensure our workshop areas are well-ventilated. Our artists provide a full safety briefing before anyone touches a can. We also maintain a strictly organized workspace to ensure there is plenty of room for everyone to move safely while they create. We want the only 'impact' to be on the canvas!

Nairobi

Food Festival

GRAFFITI ENTERTAINMENT FOR FOOD FESTIVALS IN NAIROBI

Take your Nairobi food festival to the next level with interactive graffiti workshops! Creative, fun, and edible themes for all ages. Book your artist today!

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Nairobi is a city that pulses with energy, and nothing captures that spirit quite like the combination of world-class food and vibrant street art. If you're looking to elevate your next culinary event, our food festival creative entertainment is the perfect recipe for success! We bring the edgy, colourful world of graffiti directly to your festival grounds, offering guests a chance to swap their forks for spray cans. Our professional artists create an inclusive atmosphere where everyone—from kids to food critics—can unleash their inner rebel. Whether it’s a pop-up market in Westlands or a massive food expo at the KICC, we transform blank walls into collaborative masterpieces that celebrate the flavour of the city. Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Adding a graffiti workshop to your Nairobi food festival creates a multi-sensory experience that goes way beyond just tasting. It’s about doing, creating, and sharing. Here’s why it works:

Epic photogenic moments: Street art is pure "Instagram gold," ensuring your festival trends across social media. 📸
Engagement for all ages: From toddlers to grandparents, everyone loves the tactile thrill of a spray can. 🎨
Unique souvenirs: Guests can take home their own artwork, making your event literally unforgettable. 🏆
Break the ice: It's a fantastic way for strangers to bond over shared creativity while waiting for their next snack. ✨
Professional edge: Our artists are the real deal—highly skilled, patient, and full of energy to keep the crowd hyped. 🔥

Step by step

Initial creative consultation: We chat about your festival's vibe, the expected crowd size in Nairobi, and any specific themes you want us to incorporate into the art.
Tailored setup design: Our team deisgns a custom graffiti zone, whether it’s a massive mural wall or individual stations for foodies to get hands-on.
Professional gear drop-off: On the day, we arrive early to set up the protective flooring, canvases, and our rainbow of professional spray paints.
Expert artist introduction: Our pros kick things off with a high-energy demo, showing off the skills and tricks that make street art so captivating.
Safety and technique briefing: We kit everyone out in protective gear and teach the basics of 'can control,' nozzle types, and safety protocols.
Guided creation phase: Under the watchful eye of our artists, participants start layering colours and shapes, turning blank spaces into festival masterpieces.
The 'Finishing Touches': We help guests add those professional outlines and highlights that make the artwork pop and look ready for a gallery.
Souvenir collection and cleanup: Guests take their art home (if applicable), and we leave the festival site exactly as we found it—spotless and tidy!

Good to know

Duration: Flexible sessions from 1 hour to full-day festival entertainment. We adapt to your event flow!

Group Sizes: We can handle everything from intimate VIP groups of 10 to rotating crowds of hundreds throughout the day.

What's Included: Professional street artists, all spray paints (various colours), protective suits, gloves, masks, and canvases or mural walls.

Safety first: All workshops include a safety briefing. We use high-grade masks and ensure adequate ventilation for all participants.

Location: Totally mobile! We come to your festival site anywhere in Nairobi, from Karen to Pangani.

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Local culture

Nairobi, affectionately known as 'Nairobbery' for its hustle or the 'Green City in the Sun,' has a street art scene that is exploding with talent. From the iconic 'Matatu' culture—where buses are rolling canvases of pop culture and local pride—to the murals in Kibera and Railway Museum, art is the heartbeat of this city. Our workshops tap into this rich heritage, bringing that authentic 'Nai' vibe to your food festival.

Fun Fact: Did you know Nairobi is one of the only cities in the world where Matatu art is considered a major cultural export? We bring that same level of passion and local flair to every spray can we pop open!

Pricing

Because every food festival in Nairobi is unique—varying in size, duration, and the number of budding artists—we provide bespoke quotes to ensure you get the best value. Whether you want a single 'live art' mural or a massive interactive zone, we've got a setup for your budget.

Prices depend on group size and setup—request a quote today for a tailored proposal!

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