Do I need any previous art experience to join?

No prior art experience is needed! Our workshops at music festivals are designed for everyone, from total beginners to seasoned creatives. Our professional artists guide you through every step, starting with basic can control and ending with a piece you'll be proud of. Most of our participants have never touched a spray can before they join us in Labasa!

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything you need for a complete street art experience. This includes high-quality spray paint in a vibrant range of colours, protective gloves, masks, and overalls to keep your festival outfit clean. We also provide the canvases or boards that will be used for the session. Just bring your energy and some comfortable shoes you don't mind getting a little dusty!

Is it safe to use spray paint in a festival environment?

Not at all! We use high-quality, low-odour professional spray paint, and we provide all necessary safety gear, including FFP2 or FFP3 masks and gloves. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas, making them perfectly safe for festival-goers. Our artists are also trained in safety protocols to ensure everyone has a fun, worry-free time while getting creative.

What should I wear to the graffiti workshop?

While we provide protective overalls, we always recommend wearing clothes you don't mind getting a splash of paint on. High-pressure spray cans can sometimes be unpredictable! Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are a must for stability while you're painting. Once you're suited up in our gear, you'll be ready to transform into a street art pro without ruining your favourite gear.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

Festival workshops are flexible! A standard session usually lasts between 1.5 to 2 hours, which is the perfect amount of time to learn the basics and complete a collaborative masterpiece. If you're looking for a quick 'drop-in' style experience for a large event, we can also adapt the format to shorter 20-minute 'tagging' sessions to keep the festival flow moving.

Can I take my artwork home with me?

Absolutely! Depending on the festival setup, you can either contribute to a massive communal mural that grows throughout the event or create your own individual canvas. If you make a canvas, you can usually take it home as a unique souvenir of your time in Labasa. We'll even give you tips on how to safely transport your fresh art!

What happens if it rains during the music festival?

Weather in Fiji can be unpredictable, but the fun doesn't have to stop! We usually set up under large marquees or gazebos to keep the artists and the artwork dry. If the weather gets truly wild, we have backup plans to move to a covered Pavilion. Plus, we have backup artists available to ensure your booking is never cancelled due to staff illness.

Do I need any previous art experience to join?

No prior art experience is needed! Our workshops at music festivals are designed for everyone, from total beginners to seasoned creatives. Our professional artists guide you through every step, starting with basic can control and ending with a piece you'll be proud of. Most of our participants have never touched a spray can before they join us in Labasa!

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything you need for a complete street art experience. This includes high-quality spray paint in a vibrant range of colours, protective gloves, masks, and overalls to keep your festival outfit clean. We also provide the canvases or boards that will be used for the session. Just bring your energy and some comfortable shoes you don't mind getting a little dusty!

Is it safe to use spray paint in a festival environment?

Not at all! We use high-quality, low-odour professional spray paint, and we provide all necessary safety gear, including FFP2 or FFP3 masks and gloves. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas, making them perfectly safe for festival-goers. Our artists are also trained in safety protocols to ensure everyone has a fun, worry-free time while getting creative.

What should I wear to the graffiti workshop?

While we provide protective overalls, we always recommend wearing clothes you don't mind getting a splash of paint on. High-pressure spray cans can sometimes be unpredictable! Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are a must for stability while you're painting. Once you're suited up in our gear, you'll be ready to transform into a street art pro without ruining your favourite gear.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

Festival workshops are flexible! A standard session usually lasts between 1.5 to 2 hours, which is the perfect amount of time to learn the basics and complete a collaborative masterpiece. If you're looking for a quick 'drop-in' style experience for a large event, we can also adapt the format to shorter 20-minute 'tagging' sessions to keep the festival flow moving.

Can I take my artwork home with me?

Absolutely! Depending on the festival setup, you can either contribute to a massive communal mural that grows throughout the event or create your own individual canvas. If you make a canvas, you can usually take it home as a unique souvenir of your time in Labasa. We'll even give you tips on how to safely transport your fresh art!

What happens if it rains during the music festival?

Weather in Fiji can be unpredictable, but the fun doesn't have to stop! We usually set up under large marquees or gazebos to keep the artists and the artwork dry. If the weather gets truly wild, we have backup plans to move to a covered Pavilion. Plus, we have backup artists available to ensure your booking is never cancelled due to staff illness.

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Street art workshop for beginners, music festival in Labasa

Ever felt the bass thumping at a festival and wished you could express that energy visually? Welcome to the ultimate graffiti workshop music festival Labasa experience! We bring the raw, vibrant world of street art directly to the heart of Fiji’s 'Friendly North'. Whether you are dancing between sets or looking for a creative escape, our professional artists are here to help you grab a can and make some noise on canvas. Labasa is known for its incredible community spirit, and there is no better way to celebrate that than by creating a massive, colourful mural under the Pacific sun. This isn't just an art class; it's a high-energy jam session with spray paint. Ready to make your mark? 🎉

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The experience

Why settle for just watching the show when you can be part of the art? Adding a graffiti experience to a festival in Labasa creates a lasting memory that fans will talk about long after the final encore. ✨

Instant Festival Vibes: Nothing screams "festival" like a giant, colourful wall of street art evolving in real-time. 🔥
Zero Pressure, All Fun: You don't need to be Van Gogh; we’re all about the process, the laughs, and the rhythm of the paint.
Perfect for the 'Gram: Create the ultimate photo backdrop for your festival selfies. 📸
Professional Guidance: Learn from the best—our artists have years of experience and a passion for teaching.
Stress-Free Setup: We handle the mess, the materials, and the cleanup. You just bring the crowd! 🏆
A Creative Break: Give festival-goers a chance to recharge their ears while engaging their hands and eyes.

Step by step

Gear up for action: Meet us at the Graffitifun stand where we’ll get you fitted with protective overalls, gloves, and a mask. Safety first, style second!
Introduction to the cans: Our pro artists will explain the anatomy of a spray can, from the pressure to the different 'caps' used for thin or fat lines.
The first spray: You’ll head to the practice wall to get a feel for the paint. Learn how to control the distance and speed to avoid drips.
Mastering techniques: We’ll teach you the essentials: how to make clean outlines, smooth fills, and those iconic street art fades and shadows.
Sketching the vision: Use chalk or light paint to map out your design on the main surface. Don't worry, our artists are right there to help with your proportions.
Adding the colour: This is where the magic happens! Fill in your piece with vibrant festival colours, layering shades to create depth and 'pop'.
The final outline: Define your work with a sharp 'power-line' outline to make the design stand out against the background.
Detailing & highlights: Add those final touches—dots, stars, or highlights—that make your graffiti look professional and polished.
The big reveal: Step back, snap a photo for the 'gram, and admire your contribution to the Labasa street art scene!

Good to know

We’ve handled everything so you can focus on the art and the music. Our festival setups are designed for high-traffic environments and maximum fun.

Duration: Flexible sessions from 20-minute 'taster' tags to 2-hour deep-dive workshops. ⏱️
Group Sizes: We can accommodate large crowds with rotating sessions or small VIP groups.
Included: All spray cans, caps, protective gear, canvases/mural boards, and professional instruction. 🎭
Safety: We provide FFP2/3 masks and gloves. All artists are first-aid trained and follow strict safety protocols.
Location: We come to your festival site in Labasa or surrounding areas in Vanua Levu.

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Local culture

Labasa, the bustling hub of Vanua Levu, is famous for its shimmering sugar cane fields and the iconic Snake Temple. While the town is steeped in tradition, the youth culture here is hungry for modern creative outlets. Bringing a graffiti workshop to a Labasa music festival blends that traditional Fijian 'Bula' spirit with the urban energy of global street art. We love incorporating local motifs—like Hibiscus flowers or traditional patterns—into our graffiti designs to create something truly unique to the North. 🌺

💡 Fun Fact: Labasa is often called 'Lambasa' by locals, and it sits on the banks of the Labasa River. It’s a place where the sun always shines, making it the perfect outdoor gallery for vibrant, sun-drenched street art!

Pricing

Looking to add a splash of colour to your event? Our festival packages are as unique as your music lineup! Whether you want a single mural wall or a full-scale interactive zone for thousands of fans, we’ve got a solution.

Prices depend on group size and setup—request a quote today for a custom estimate! 💸

Remember: No upfront payment is required, and we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Let’s build something epic together.

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