Do children need any prior art experience to join?

Absolutely not! Our Labasa school holiday workshops are designed specifically for beginners. Our professional street artists guide the kids through every step, starting with basic lines and shapes before moving on to more complex fills and outlines. It’s all about having a go, getting messy, and discovering a new talent in a supportive, high-energy environment. Every child will walk away with a piece they are proud of!

Is the spray paint safe for kids to use?

Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality, professional-grade masks and gloves for all participants. Our workshops in Macuata are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas to ensure everyone breathes easy while they create. Our instructors are also highly experienced in managing groups of children and ensuring the spray cans are used responsibly and safely throughout the entire creative session.

Where exactly in Labasa do the workshops take place?

Usually, our Labasa workshops are held at a pre-arranged outdoor location or a local community space. However, if you have a specific venue in mind—like a school field or a private garden—we can definitely come to you! We are mobile and bring all the boards and protective floor coverings needed to ensure the only thing getting painted is the art itself.

What should my child wear to the workshop?

We recommend wearing 'old' clothes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on. While we provide protective overalls, graffiti is an energetic and sometimes messy art form! Sturdy, closed-toe shoes are also a must. Think of it as a creative 'work' outfit—the kind of clothes that tell a story of a day well spent in the sun with a spray can.

How long does a typical session last?

Our standard school holiday workshops in Fiji generally run for about 1.5 to 2 hours. This is the 'sweet spot' for keeping energy levels high and focus sharp. During this time, the kids go from learning the history and basics to finishing their very own colourful masterpiece. For larger groups or special events, we can adapt the duration to suit your specific schedule.

What is the minimum age for participants?

We generally recommend our workshops for children aged 6 and up. We find that kids in this age bracket have the physical coordination to handle the spray cans and the creative focus to follow the design steps. We vary our teaching style based on the age group present, ensuring younger kids get more hands-on help while older teens can flex their technical skills.

How do I book and do I need to pay upfront?

Booking is super easy! Simply request a quote through our website with your preferred dates and estimated group size. Because we have backup artists available, we are very flexible. The best part? There’s no upfront payment required. You only pay after the workshop is complete and you're 100% satisfied with the experience. We make the process as stress-free as possible for parents.

Do children need any prior art experience to join?

Absolutely not! Our Labasa school holiday workshops are designed specifically for beginners. Our professional street artists guide the kids through every step, starting with basic lines and shapes before moving on to more complex fills and outlines. It’s all about having a go, getting messy, and discovering a new talent in a supportive, high-energy environment. Every child will walk away with a piece they are proud of!

Is the spray paint safe for kids to use?

Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality, professional-grade masks and gloves for all participants. Our workshops in Macuata are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas to ensure everyone breathes easy while they create. Our instructors are also highly experienced in managing groups of children and ensuring the spray cans are used responsibly and safely throughout the entire creative session.

Where exactly in Labasa do the workshops take place?

Usually, our Labasa workshops are held at a pre-arranged outdoor location or a local community space. However, if you have a specific venue in mind—like a school field or a private garden—we can definitely come to you! We are mobile and bring all the boards and protective floor coverings needed to ensure the only thing getting painted is the art itself.

What should my child wear to the workshop?

We recommend wearing 'old' clothes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on. While we provide protective overalls, graffiti is an energetic and sometimes messy art form! Sturdy, closed-toe shoes are also a must. Think of it as a creative 'work' outfit—the kind of clothes that tell a story of a day well spent in the sun with a spray can.

How long does a typical session last?

Our standard school holiday workshops in Fiji generally run for about 1.5 to 2 hours. This is the 'sweet spot' for keeping energy levels high and focus sharp. During this time, the kids go from learning the history and basics to finishing their very own colourful masterpiece. For larger groups or special events, we can adapt the duration to suit your specific schedule.

What is the minimum age for participants?

We generally recommend our workshops for children aged 6 and up. We find that kids in this age bracket have the physical coordination to handle the spray cans and the creative focus to follow the design steps. We vary our teaching style based on the age group present, ensuring younger kids get more hands-on help while older teens can flex their technical skills.

How do I book and do I need to pay upfront?

Booking is super easy! Simply request a quote through our website with your preferred dates and estimated group size. Because we have backup artists available, we are very flexible. The best part? There’s no upfront payment required. You only pay after the workshop is complete and you're 100% satisfied with the experience. We make the process as stress-free as possible for parents.

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GRAFFITI SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS IN LABASA

The best graffiti school holiday workshops in Labasa! Safe, fun, and creative street art sessions for kids. No experience needed, book your spot today!

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Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing, school holiday in Labasa

Looking for the ultimate creative escape for your kids this break? Our graffiti school holiday workshops in Labasa offer a high-energy, hands-on experience that turns the traditional art class on its head! Located in the heart of Vanua Levu, we bring the vibrant world of urban street art directly to the "Friendly North". Whether your child is a budding Picasso or has never touched a spray can before, our professional artists provide a safe, fun, and inclusive environment to learn the tricks of the trade. From mastering 'can control' to creating bold, colourful tags, kids will discover the thrill of self-expression while making new friends. It’s more than just a workshop; it’s a boost of confidence and a whole lot of messy fun! 🎨 Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for the school holidays? It’s simple: it’s the most exciting way to build skills and confidence outside the classroom! Here’s why Labasa families love us: 🔥

Total Creative Freedom: There are no 'mistakes' in graffiti, only 'style'. Kids learn to trust their instincts and own their designs.
Safe & Professional: We use top-tier safety gear and pro-grade materials, mentored by artists who live and breathe this culture.
Boosts Confidence: Seeing a giant, colourful piece of art they created themselves gives kids a massive sense of achievement.
Unique Memories: Forget the standard holiday clubs; this is an experience they’ll be talking about for years to come.
Stress-Free for Parents: No upfront payment, all materials included, and we handle the cleanup. You just bring the kids! 🏆

Step by step

Introduction & safety: We start with a quick meet-and-greet where we go over the safety rules and get everyone kitted out in their protective gear.
Graffiti history: A short, fun talk about the roots of street art and how it evolved into the global culture we see today.
Sketching the vision: Kids grab paper and pencils to plan their 'tag' or design, learning about letter structure and flow.
Can control basics: Before hitting the big boards, we practice 'ghosting' and learning how to control the pressure and distance of the spray can.
Outline & fill: The exciting part! Kids start bringing their sketches to life on the canvas, filling in their pieces with vibrant colours.
Adding the 'Pop': Our artists teach techniques like 3D shadowing, highlights, and 'dead-letters' to make the artwork really stand out.
The final outline: We sharpen up the edges with a final clean outline, making the piece look professional and crisp.
Group photo & cleanup: We celebrate the hard work with a group photo in front of the masterpieces before packing up the gear.

Good to know

Duration: Sessions typically last between 1.5 and 2.5 hours—perfect for keeping those energy levels high!
Group Sizes: We cater to everything from small private groups to large community events. We keep the artist-to-student ratio low for quality guidance.
Everything Included: We provide all spray paint, canvases/boards, high-spec respirators, gloves, and protective clothing.
Safety First: All workshops are held in well-ventilated areas and led by experienced instructors trained in workshop safety.
Weather Proof: For our Labasa sessions, we always have a backup plan or shaded area to keep the kids out of the tropical sun or sudden rain. 🌦️

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Labasa is famously known as Fiji’s "Friendly North", and that welcoming spirit is exactly what we bring to our street art sessions. While Labasa is traditionally known for its sprawling sugar cane fields and the bustling Sangam River markets, the local youth culture is bursting with a desire for modern creative outlets. We love bringing our workshops to this part of Fiji because the energy here is unmatched! ✨

Fun Fact: Did you know that the 'Naag Mandir' temple in Labasa features a sacred cobra rock that is said to be growing? Much like that legendary rock, the creative talent in Labasa is constantly expanding! We aim to tap into that local growth by giving Labasa’s kids a platform to show their vibrant identities through the lenses of urban art. 🌴

Pricing

Our workshop prices are as unique as the art we create! Prices depend on your group size, location, and specific setup requirements. Whether you are a small family group or a large community organisation in Labasa, we offer competitive rates with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Best bit: There is no upfront payment required—you only pay after the workshop is done! 💸

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