What age groups can participate in the holiday workshop?

Our school holiday workshops in Nakuru are designed for children and teenagers aged 6 to 18. We group participants by age to ensure the teaching style and complexity of the art projects are perfectly suited to their developmental stage. Younger kids focus on basic shapes and safety, while teens get to dive deep into complex letter structures, shading techniques, and advanced spray control. It is a fantastic way for all ages to express themselves!

Is it safe for my child to use spray paint?

Safety is our absolute priority. We provide all participants with high-quality FFP2 or FPP3 respiratory masks, protective gloves, and disposable overall suits to keep clothes clean. Our instructors are professional artists trained in workshop safety, ensuring that the spray cans are used correctly in a well-ventilated outdoor environment. We maintain a high instructor-to-student ratio so every child is supervised and supported throughout the entire creative process.

Does my child need any prior drawing or painting experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are perfect for absolute beginners. We start with the very basics, from how to hold a spray can to creating simple lines and circles. Our patient artists guide the students step-by-step, building their confidence before they start on their main masterpiece. By the end of the session, even those who thought they weren't 'artistic' are usually amazed at the high-quality graffiti piece they've created.

What should the children wear to the workshop?

We recommend that kids wear 'old' clothes and comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on. While we do provide protective overalls, spray paint has a way of finding its way onto sleeves or trainers! Since our Nakuru workshops take place outdoors to ensure proper ventilation, please also consider the weather—bring a hat and sunblock for sunny days or a warm jumper if it’s a bit breezy.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard school holiday session usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a fun introduction to graffiti history, a safety briefing, a practice session on our exercise walls, and finally, the creation of a large-scale group mural or individual canvases. We find this duration is the 'sweet spot' for keeping energy levels high and creativity flowing without the kids getting too tired.

What happens if it rains or an instructor is unavailable?

We are lucky to have a reliable team of professional artists and backup experts. We understand how important holiday plans are, so we guarantee that your workshop will go ahead as scheduled. If an instructor is unwell, a backup artist is ready to step in. We also have covered outdoor areas or indoor-ventilation setups available if the Nakuru weather decides not to cooperate with us!

How do I pay and do I need to pay in advance?

We make it easy for parents! No upfront payment is required to secure your booking. You can book the date, and payment is only handled after the workshop is completed. We accept various payment methods, ensuring a stress-free experience from start to finish. Our goal is to make the booking process as smooth as the art we create, letting you focus on the fun.

What age groups can participate in the holiday workshop?

Our school holiday workshops in Nakuru are designed for children and teenagers aged 6 to 18. We group participants by age to ensure the teaching style and complexity of the art projects are perfectly suited to their developmental stage. Younger kids focus on basic shapes and safety, while teens get to dive deep into complex letter structures, shading techniques, and advanced spray control. It is a fantastic way for all ages to express themselves!

Is it safe for my child to use spray paint?

Safety is our absolute priority. We provide all participants with high-quality FFP2 or FPP3 respiratory masks, protective gloves, and disposable overall suits to keep clothes clean. Our instructors are professional artists trained in workshop safety, ensuring that the spray cans are used correctly in a well-ventilated outdoor environment. We maintain a high instructor-to-student ratio so every child is supervised and supported throughout the entire creative process.

Does my child need any prior drawing or painting experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are perfect for absolute beginners. We start with the very basics, from how to hold a spray can to creating simple lines and circles. Our patient artists guide the students step-by-step, building their confidence before they start on their main masterpiece. By the end of the session, even those who thought they weren't 'artistic' are usually amazed at the high-quality graffiti piece they've created.

What should the children wear to the workshop?

We recommend that kids wear 'old' clothes and comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on. While we do provide protective overalls, spray paint has a way of finding its way onto sleeves or trainers! Since our Nakuru workshops take place outdoors to ensure proper ventilation, please also consider the weather—bring a hat and sunblock for sunny days or a warm jumper if it’s a bit breezy.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard school holiday session usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a fun introduction to graffiti history, a safety briefing, a practice session on our exercise walls, and finally, the creation of a large-scale group mural or individual canvases. We find this duration is the 'sweet spot' for keeping energy levels high and creativity flowing without the kids getting too tired.

What happens if it rains or an instructor is unavailable?

We are lucky to have a reliable team of professional artists and backup experts. We understand how important holiday plans are, so we guarantee that your workshop will go ahead as scheduled. If an instructor is unwell, a backup artist is ready to step in. We also have covered outdoor areas or indoor-ventilation setups available if the Nakuru weather decides not to cooperate with us!

How do I pay and do I need to pay in advance?

We make it easy for parents! No upfront payment is required to secure your booking. You can book the date, and payment is only handled after the workshop is completed. We accept various payment methods, ensuring a stress-free experience from start to finish. Our goal is to make the booking process as smooth as the art we create, letting you focus on the fun.

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Street art workshop for beginners, school holiday in Nakuru

Creative graffiti and street art workshops, school holiday in Nakuru

Graffiti workshops at Graffitifun locations, school holiday in Nakuru

Looking for the ultimate creative breakout for your kids this break? Welcome to our school holiday graffiti workshops in Nakuru! Forget the usual holiday camps; we offer an explosion of colour, energy, and urban culture right in the heart of the Great Rift Valley. Our professional street artists are ready to turn Nakuru's youth into the next generation of muralists, teaching them everything from basic tags to complex "wildstyle" lettering in a safe, fun, and supportive environment. Whether they are budding Picassos or just looking for something awesome to do with friends, our workshops provide a unique outlet for self-expression. We provide every single thing needed—from the spray cans to the protective gear—so you can just drop them off and watch their creativity soar. Ready to make your mark? 🎨✨

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The experience

Why choose a Graffitifun workshop this holiday? Because we mix professional art skills with pure, unadulterated fun! It’s the best way to keep the kids entertained while they learn something genuinely cool. 🎤💪

Learn from the pros: Our instructors aren't just teachers; they are active street artists who live and breathe this culture.
Confidence boost: Nothing beats the feeling of standing back and seeing a 2-metre-tall masterpiece you created from scratch!
Safe & Professional: We use top-tier safety gear and low-odour paints where possible to ensure a healthy environment.
No Stress for Parents: We handle the setup, the mess, and the cleanup. You just bring the kids!
Digital Memories: Use our Tag Creator online before the workshop to get the hype started!
Zero Risk: With no upfront payment and a happiness guarantee, your holiday planning is totally worry-free.

Step by step

Arrival and welcome: Meet our local Nakuru street artists at the workshop location for a high-energy intro to the world of graffiti.
The 'tag' brainstorm: Use our interactive Tag Creator tool to help kids design their own unique artist name and signature style.
Safety first: Every participant gets kitted out with professional masks, gloves, and overalls while learning the rules of the spray.
Mastering the tools: We start with 'Can Control'—learning how to make thin lines, fat dots, and smooth fades on a practice wall.
Sketching the vision: The group works together to sketch a large-scale design, or individuals plan their own canvas masterpieces.
Filling and fading: This is where the colour happens! Kids learn how to layer paints and create those iconic graffiti gradients.
The outline 'Power': Our artists show them how to add the final sharp outlines and highlights that make the artwork pop.
Photo op and cleanup: We capture high-quality photos of the finished pieces—perfect for your social media or the family album!

Good to know

Duration: Sessions typically run for 2 to 3 hours—plenty of time to learn and create!
Group Sizes: We cater to small groups of friends as well as larger holiday camp bookings.
What’s Included: All spray paint, canvases/walls, masks, gloves, and protective overalls.
Safety: Professional FFP2/3 masks are mandatory and provided for all participants.
Location: Various outdoor, well-ventilated spots across Nakuru, or we can come to you!
Guarantee: 100% fun guaranteed with backup artists always on standby.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Nakuru isn't just known for its stunning flamingos and the National Park; it’s a city with a rapidly growing urban heartbeat! From the bustling streets of the CBD to the creative corners of Westside, Nakuru is finding its own voice in the Kenyan street art scene. We bring that local "Nax Vegas" energy to every workshop, celebrating the vibrant colours and resilient spirit of the city. We often draw inspiration from the natural beauty surrounding us—expect to see some graffiti-style flamingos or Menengai Crater outlines popping up in our holiday murals! 🦩🔥

Fun Fact: Did you know Nakuru was the first town in East and Central Africa to be named a UNESCO Creative City in the field of Folk Art? We’re keeping that creative legacy alive with every spray can we pop!

Pricing

We believe every holiday experience should be as unique as the art created! Because our group sizes and locations varies, our pricing is flexible too. Whether you're booking for a small family group or a large community programme, we provide the best value in town. 🏆

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

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