Do the kids need any previous art experience to join?

Absolutely! Our summer camp workshops in Lautoka are designed specifically for beginners. Our professional street artists start with the basics, teaching kids how to hold the spray can, control pressure, and create clean lines. No prior drawing or painting experience is necessary—just a positive attitude and a willingness to try something new. By the end of the day, every participant will have created something they are truly proud of.

Is it safe for children to use spray cans?

Safety is our absolute number one priority. We provide high-quality protective gear, including professional masks with filters, gloves, and overalls to keep clothes clean. Our spray paints are low-odour and we always work in well-ventilated outdoor areas or large open spaces. Furthermore, our artist instructors are experienced in managing youth groups and ensure that all equipment is handled responsibly and safely throughout the entire session.

What should my child wear to the graffiti summer camp?

We recommend that kids wear comfortable, old clothing and closed-toe shoes. Even though we provide protective overalls and gloves, graffiti can occasionally get a bit messy, and paint might find its way onto shoes or sleeves. Think 'garden clothes' or something you don't mind getting a splash of colour on! We provide all the professional art supplies, so you don't need to bring any tools or paint.

How long does a typical graffiti session last?

A standard summer camp session in Lautoka typically lasts between 2 to 3 hours. This allows enough time for an introduction to the history of street art, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice on plastic foil or practice walls, and the final creation of a masterpiece. We find this timeframe is perfect for keeping energy levels high and focus sharp without the youngsters getting overly tired.

What happens if it rains on the day of the workshop?

If the tropical Fiji rain decides to join us, we have several options. We can move the workshop to a covered outdoor area or an indoor space with high ceilings and excellent ventilation. We also have a team of backup artists available, so if we ever need to reschedule or shift locations, we’ve got the flexibility to ensure the fun doesn't stop. We always aim to make the workshop happen!

Can the kids take their artwork home with them?

Yes! One of the best parts of our Lautoka summer camp sessions is that kids get to take home their own custom-painted canvas. While the large group murals stay as a memory of the day, each participant creates a personal piece of art during the workshop. It’s a fantastic souvenir of their creative journey and something they can hang on their bedroom wall with pride.

What is the minimum and maximum group size?

We offer extreme flexibility when it comes to group sizes. Whether you have a small group of 10 or a massive summer program with over 100 participants, we can scale our team of artists to suit. For very large groups, we often rotate participants through different 'art stations' to ensure everyone gets plenty of one-on-one time with the professional sprayers and enough space to be creative.

Do the kids need any previous art experience to join?

Absolutely! Our summer camp workshops in Lautoka are designed specifically for beginners. Our professional street artists start with the basics, teaching kids how to hold the spray can, control pressure, and create clean lines. No prior drawing or painting experience is necessary—just a positive attitude and a willingness to try something new. By the end of the day, every participant will have created something they are truly proud of.

Is it safe for children to use spray cans?

Safety is our absolute number one priority. We provide high-quality protective gear, including professional masks with filters, gloves, and overalls to keep clothes clean. Our spray paints are low-odour and we always work in well-ventilated outdoor areas or large open spaces. Furthermore, our artist instructors are experienced in managing youth groups and ensure that all equipment is handled responsibly and safely throughout the entire session.

What should my child wear to the graffiti summer camp?

We recommend that kids wear comfortable, old clothing and closed-toe shoes. Even though we provide protective overalls and gloves, graffiti can occasionally get a bit messy, and paint might find its way onto shoes or sleeves. Think 'garden clothes' or something you don't mind getting a splash of colour on! We provide all the professional art supplies, so you don't need to bring any tools or paint.

How long does a typical graffiti session last?

A standard summer camp session in Lautoka typically lasts between 2 to 3 hours. This allows enough time for an introduction to the history of street art, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice on plastic foil or practice walls, and the final creation of a masterpiece. We find this timeframe is perfect for keeping energy levels high and focus sharp without the youngsters getting overly tired.

What happens if it rains on the day of the workshop?

If the tropical Fiji rain decides to join us, we have several options. We can move the workshop to a covered outdoor area or an indoor space with high ceilings and excellent ventilation. We also have a team of backup artists available, so if we ever need to reschedule or shift locations, we’ve got the flexibility to ensure the fun doesn't stop. We always aim to make the workshop happen!

Can the kids take their artwork home with them?

Yes! One of the best parts of our Lautoka summer camp sessions is that kids get to take home their own custom-painted canvas. While the large group murals stay as a memory of the day, each participant creates a personal piece of art during the workshop. It’s a fantastic souvenir of their creative journey and something they can hang on their bedroom wall with pride.

What is the minimum and maximum group size?

We offer extreme flexibility when it comes to group sizes. Whether you have a small group of 10 or a massive summer program with over 100 participants, we can scale our team of artists to suit. For very large groups, we often rotate participants through different 'art stations' to ensure everyone gets plenty of one-on-one time with the professional sprayers and enough space to be creative.

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GRAFFITI SUMMER CAMP IN LAUTOKA: UNLEASH YOUR INNER ARTIST!

Join our graffiti summer camp in Lautoka! Fun, creative street art workshops for youth. Pro artists, all gear included. Book your creative Fiji adventure!

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Creative graffiti and street art workshops, summer camp in Lautoka

Graffiti workshops at Graffitifun locations, summer camp in Lautoka

Looking for the most vibrant summer activity in the Sugar City? Our graffiti summer camp in Lautoka is the ultimate creative escape for young people who want to swap their screens for spray cans! We bring the electrifying world of street art right to the heart of Fiji’s west coast, offering an immersive experience that combines teamwork, self-expression, and heaps of fun. Led by professional graffiti artists, your kids won’t just be watching—they’ll be creating their own masterpieces under the warm Pacific sun. Whether they are total beginners or budding illustrators, our workshops are designed to boost confidence and unleash incredible hidden talents in a safe, high-energy environment. Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your summer camp in Lautoka? It’s more than just painting; it's a way for youth to find their voice and build practical skills while having the time of their lives! ✨

Total creative freedom: No "right or wrong" here—just pure, unadulterated self-expression. 🎨
Expert guidance: Our professional artists are passionate about teaching and know how to connect with young creatives. 🎤
Boosts confidence: Seeing a giant mural come to life gives kids a massive sense of achievement and pride. 🏆
Team building: Collaborative graffiti projects teach communication and cooperation in the coolest way possible. 🤝
Memories to keep: Every child takes home their own canvas, a permanent reminder of their awesome summer in Fiji. 🖼️
Stress-free for you: We handle everything from setup to cleanup—no mess, no fuss, just fun! 💪

Step by step

Arrival and safety briefing: We kick things off with a warm Fijian welcome and a quick rundown on how to use the equipment safely and professionally.
History and styles: Kids learn the difference between 'tags', 'throw-ups', and 'pieces' while discovering the cool history of global street art.
First lines: Under the guidance of our pros, participants grab their first cans and practice basic spray techniques on large plastic practice sheets.
Design phase: It's time to brainstorm! Students sketch out their ideas on paper, choosing their favourite colours and letter styles.
Canvas creation: Each camper starts on their individual canvas, applying their new skills to create a personal work of art they can keep.
The big mural: The group comes together to collaborate on a massive shared graffiti wall—the ultimate team-building exercise!
Final touches: Our artists help the kids add those professional highlights, outlines, and 'force fields' that make the art pop.
Photo session: We capture high-res photos of the crew and their masterpieces—perfect for sharing with friends and family.
Clean up and wrap: We pack up the gear, leaving the site as clean as we found it, while the kids head home with their epic new canvases.

Good to know

Duration: Sessions usually run for 2 to 3 hours, but we can customise the length for full-day camp programmes.
Group sizes: We cater to groups of all sizes—from small workshops of 10 to large-scale events with 100+ participants.
Items included: All spray paint, high-quality masks, protective gloves, overalls, canvases, and practice materials are provided.
Safety first: Our artists are fully trained in health and safety, and we use equipment specifically chosen for its safety profile around younger users.
Location: We are mobile! We can come to your camp site, school, or a local park in Lautoka, Suva, or Nadi.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Lautoka, famously known as the Sugar City due to its massive sugar mill, has a vibrant spirit that perfectly matches the energy of street art. While the city is known for its wide, tree-lined streets like Vitogo Parade, we’re here to add a splash of urban colour to its tropical landscape. The creative scene in Fiji is booming, and our workshops aim to inspire the next generation of Lautoka’s visual storytellers.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Lautoka is one of the few cities in the world where the railway tracks for sugar cane trains run right through the middle of the main streets? Talk about an iconic urban backdrop for some art inspiraton!

From the bustling Lautoka Market to the calm shores nearby, the "Suger City" provides a unique backdrop for creativity. We love bringing our mobile graffiti studios to local parks and community centres, tapping into the local "Bula" spirit to create art that is as warm and welcoming as the Fijian people themselves.

Pricing

We believe every summer camp should have the chance to experience the magic of street art. Because every group is unique, our prices depend on the number of participants and your specific setup. Whether you want a one-off workshop or a recurring summer programme, we’ll build a package that fits your budget.

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Remember: No upfront payment is required—you only pay after the workshop is complete and you're 100% happy!