Is the graffiti workshop safe for children?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority during every school holiday workshop in Sigatoka. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits for every participant. Our professional artists are trained to supervise groups and ensure that all spray cans are handled correctly. We use high-grade paints in well-ventilated outdoor environments, making it a safe, controlled, and exciting creative outlet for children and teenagers alike.

What should my child wear to the workshop?

We recommend wearing old clothes and sneakers that you don't mind getting a bit of 'artistic' spray on. While we provide full-body protective suits and gloves, graffiti can sometimes be a messy business! It’s best to leave the fancy outfits at home so the kids can focus entirely on their creativity without worrying about a stray drop of paint or a splash of colour.

Does my child need to be good at drawing?

No artistic talent is required at all! Our workshops are designed for everyone, from complete beginners to budding Picassos. Our expert artists guide the group through the basics of sketching, nozzle control, and filling techniques. We focus on the 'fun' in Graffitifun, ensuring that every participant leaves with a piece of art they are proud of, regardless of their previous experience.

How long does a typical school holiday session last?

Most of our school holiday workshops last between 1.5 and 3 hours. This gives the group plenty of time to learn the history of street art, practice their techniques on 'try-out' walls, and then complete their final masterpiece. It’s a fast-paced, high-energy session that keeps everyone engaged from start to finish without any dull moments in between.

What happens if it rains in Sigatoka on shorter notice?

While we love a good tropical breeze, we do have backup plans. If it rains, we often move the workshop to a covered outdoor area so the adventure can continue. If the weather is truly unmanageable, we will work with you to reschedule or find a suitable indoor alternative using water-based paint markers or canvases. We make sure the holiday fun isn't washed away!

Do I need to pay in advance?

We believe in total flexibility for parents. You don't need to pay anything upfront when you book your Sigatoka session. We want you to feel 100% confident in our service. You simply pay after the workshop is completed and you've seen the smiles on the kids' faces. This is part of our commitment to a stress-free experience for families.

Where do the workshops usually take place?

We can host the workshop at various outdoor locations in or around Sigatoka, or even at your school or community centre if they have a suitable space. We are mobile and bring all the boards, paint, and gear to you. If you don't have a location in mind, we can suggest several vibrant spots around the "Salad Bowl of Fiji" to get the creative juices flowing.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for children?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority during every school holiday workshop in Sigatoka. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits for every participant. Our professional artists are trained to supervise groups and ensure that all spray cans are handled correctly. We use high-grade paints in well-ventilated outdoor environments, making it a safe, controlled, and exciting creative outlet for children and teenagers alike.

What should my child wear to the workshop?

We recommend wearing old clothes and sneakers that you don't mind getting a bit of 'artistic' spray on. While we provide full-body protective suits and gloves, graffiti can sometimes be a messy business! It’s best to leave the fancy outfits at home so the kids can focus entirely on their creativity without worrying about a stray drop of paint or a splash of colour.

Does my child need to be good at drawing?

No artistic talent is required at all! Our workshops are designed for everyone, from complete beginners to budding Picassos. Our expert artists guide the group through the basics of sketching, nozzle control, and filling techniques. We focus on the 'fun' in Graffitifun, ensuring that every participant leaves with a piece of art they are proud of, regardless of their previous experience.

How long does a typical school holiday session last?

Most of our school holiday workshops last between 1.5 and 3 hours. This gives the group plenty of time to learn the history of street art, practice their techniques on 'try-out' walls, and then complete their final masterpiece. It’s a fast-paced, high-energy session that keeps everyone engaged from start to finish without any dull moments in between.

What happens if it rains in Sigatoka on shorter notice?

While we love a good tropical breeze, we do have backup plans. If it rains, we often move the workshop to a covered outdoor area so the adventure can continue. If the weather is truly unmanageable, we will work with you to reschedule or find a suitable indoor alternative using water-based paint markers or canvases. We make sure the holiday fun isn't washed away!

Do I need to pay in advance?

We believe in total flexibility for parents. You don't need to pay anything upfront when you book your Sigatoka session. We want you to feel 100% confident in our service. You simply pay after the workshop is completed and you've seen the smiles on the kids' faces. This is part of our commitment to a stress-free experience for families.

Where do the workshops usually take place?

We can host the workshop at various outdoor locations in or around Sigatoka, or even at your school or community centre if they have a suitable space. We are mobile and bring all the boards, paint, and gear to you. If you don't have a location in mind, we can suggest several vibrant spots around the "Salad Bowl of Fiji" to get the creative juices flowing.

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GRAFFITI SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS IN SIGATOKA

Unforgettable graffiti school holiday workshops in Sigatoka! Let your kids get creative with pro artists. All materials included. No deposit required. Book now!

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Street art workshop for beginners, school holiday in Sigatoka

Creative graffiti and street art workshops, school holiday in Sigatoka

Graffiti workshops at Graffitifun locations, school holiday in Sigatoka

Looking for the ultimate way to beat holiday boredom in Sigatoka? Our graffiti school holiday workshops offer an explosion of colour, creativity, and pure fun! Forget the usual holiday clubs; we give kids and teens the chance to grab a spray can and transform their imagination into massive street art masterpieces. Based right here in the beautiful "Salad Bowl of Fiji," our expert artists bring years of professional experience to guide your young creators through every flick, fade, and tag. We provide everything from the paint to the protective gear—no experience needed, just a healthy dose of enthusiasm. Whether they want to learn the basics of lettering or create a vibrant tropical character, we make sure every session is an unforgettable highlight of their break. 🎨 Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your next school holiday break? It’s more than just painting; it’s about confidence, expression, and having a blast! ✨

🔥 Boosts Creativity: There are no rules in street art! Kids learn to think outside the box and express their unique style.
🏆 Professional Mentors: Our artists aren't just teachers; they are active street art pros who live and breathe this culture.
💪 Confidence Building: Seeing a massive piece of art you created from scratch is an incredible ego-boost for any young person.
🌟 100% Stress-Free: We handle everything from the setup to the cleanup. Parents can just sit back or join in!
🤝 Teamwork: Many of our holiday sessions involve collaborative murals where kids learn to work together on a grand scale.
🌍 Available Everywhere: Can't make it to Sigatoka? We also host sessions in Suva, Nadi, Lautoka, and Nausori!

Step by step

Introduction & safety: We kick things off with a quick chat about safety, gear up in our protective suits, and learn about the cool history of street art.
Brainstorming: Each participant grabs a sketchpad to brainstorm their unique tag or character. Our artists help refine these ideas into sprayable designs.
Nozzle knowledge: It's time to handle the cans! We teach the kids about different 'caps' (nozzles) and how they create thin or thick lines.
Practice run: Before hitting the main wall, everyone gets a practice board to get a feel for the pressure and distance needed for smooth lines.
Outlining: The real fun begins! Using their sketches as a guide, the kids start outlining their masterpieces on the large canvases or walls.
Filling & fades: This is where the magic happens. We teach how to fill in large areas and create those iconic graffiti gradients and fades.
The finishing touch: We add highlights, 3D effects, and "force fields" (outer outlines) to make the artwork pop and look professional.
Group photo & cleanup: We wrap up by posing with the finished wall for some epic photos and making sure the area is left spotless.

Good to know

Duration: Standard sessions run for 2 hours, but can be tailored from 1.5 to 3 hours.
Group Sizes: We cater to small groups of 10 up to large school-wide events of 100+ students.
Included: Professional spray cans, high-quality masks, gloves, protective suits, and boards/canvases.
Safety first: Fully supervised by pro artists with high-grade safety equipment provided for all.
Flexibility: We are a mobile service and can come to your location in Sigatoka or nearby areas like Cuvu and Korotogo.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Sigatoka is a place where tradition meets vibrant natural beauty, and we love bringing that energy into our workshops. Known as the "Salad Bowl of Fiji" because of its lush valley, the town is the perfect backdrop for outdoor creativity. While the Sigatoka Sand Dunes are famous for their ancient history, we’re here to help the local youth write the next chapter with contemporary street art!

Fun Fact: Did you know Sigatoka is located at the mouth of Fiji's only significant river? Much like the river flows, we encourage our young artists to let their creative ideas flow freely onto the canvas. It's all about that laid-back, "Bula" spirit mixed with urban flair!

Pricing

Our workshop prices are tailor-made to fit your needs! Prices depend on the number of participants, the duration of the session, and the specific setup required for your Sigatoka holiday program.

No upfront payment required! You only pay once the workshop is finished and everyone is happy.

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