Is the spray paint safe for children and teenagers?

Safety is our absolute number one priority. We provide all participants with high-quality FFP3 masks to filter out fumes, along with protective overalls and gloves to keep clothes clean. Our professional artists are fully DBS-checked and trained in site safety. We also ensure that all workshops take place in well-ventilated outdoor areas or dedicated street art zones to ensure a healthy environment for everyone involved.

Do participants need any previous art experience?

Absolutely no prior drawing or painting experience is needed! Our London summer camps are designed to take kids from 'zero to hero.' We start with the absolute basics—how to hold a can and control the pressure—before moving on to more complex techniques. Every participant will leave with a piece of art they are proud of, regardless of their initial skill level. It's all about the fun of learning!

What should my child wear to the graffiti camp?

We recommend that participants wear 'old' clothes and comfortable trainers. While we do provide protective overalls and gloves, graffiti can sometimes be a bit messy, and paint has a way of finding its way onto shoes or sleeves! Since London weather can be unpredictable, it’s also a good idea to bring a light waterproof jacket or a jumper if the session is held outdoors at one of the city's legal walls.

What is the minimum group size for a London workshop?

We usually require a minimum group size to get the creative juices flowing, but we are very flexible with our summer camp setups. Whether you have a small youth group of 10 or a massive summer programme with 50+ participants, we can scale our team of professional artists to suit your needs. We even have backup artists on standby to make sure your booking always goes ahead as planned!

Where in London do the workshops take place?

In London, we have access to several iconic 'legal walls' and street art hotspots, but we can also come to your specific summer camp location if you have a suitable outdoor space. If the Great British weather decides not to cooperate, we have various indoor solutions and covered creative spaces throughout the city to ensure the spray-painting fun doesn't have to stop just because of a bit of rain.

What actually happens during a typical 3-hour session?

The core of our summer camp curriculum focuses on the 'Masterpiece' session. Over 2 to 3 hours, participants learn about street art history, practice tagging and 'throw-ups,' and then work together (or individually) to create a large-scale mural. It’s a high-energy, hands-on experience that keeps everyone engaged from the first shake of the can to the final signature on their artwork.

Do I need to pay for the workshop in advance?

We make the booking process as stress-free as possible for camp organisers. You don't need to pay anything upfront! You can secure your date and time with us, and payment is only required after the workshop has been successfully completed. This gives you total peace of mind and flexibility, which we know is crucial when managing busy summer schedules and youth group budgets.

Is the spray paint safe for children and teenagers?

Safety is our absolute number one priority. We provide all participants with high-quality FFP3 masks to filter out fumes, along with protective overalls and gloves to keep clothes clean. Our professional artists are fully DBS-checked and trained in site safety. We also ensure that all workshops take place in well-ventilated outdoor areas or dedicated street art zones to ensure a healthy environment for everyone involved.

Do participants need any previous art experience?

Absolutely no prior drawing or painting experience is needed! Our London summer camps are designed to take kids from 'zero to hero.' We start with the absolute basics—how to hold a can and control the pressure—before moving on to more complex techniques. Every participant will leave with a piece of art they are proud of, regardless of their initial skill level. It's all about the fun of learning!

What should my child wear to the graffiti camp?

We recommend that participants wear 'old' clothes and comfortable trainers. While we do provide protective overalls and gloves, graffiti can sometimes be a bit messy, and paint has a way of finding its way onto shoes or sleeves! Since London weather can be unpredictable, it’s also a good idea to bring a light waterproof jacket or a jumper if the session is held outdoors at one of the city's legal walls.

What is the minimum group size for a London workshop?

We usually require a minimum group size to get the creative juices flowing, but we are very flexible with our summer camp setups. Whether you have a small youth group of 10 or a massive summer programme with 50+ participants, we can scale our team of professional artists to suit your needs. We even have backup artists on standby to make sure your booking always goes ahead as planned!

Where in London do the workshops take place?

In London, we have access to several iconic 'legal walls' and street art hotspots, but we can also come to your specific summer camp location if you have a suitable outdoor space. If the Great British weather decides not to cooperate, we have various indoor solutions and covered creative spaces throughout the city to ensure the spray-painting fun doesn't have to stop just because of a bit of rain.

What actually happens during a typical 3-hour session?

The core of our summer camp curriculum focuses on the 'Masterpiece' session. Over 2 to 3 hours, participants learn about street art history, practice tagging and 'throw-ups,' and then work together (or individually) to create a large-scale mural. It’s a high-energy, hands-on experience that keeps everyone engaged from the first shake of the can to the final signature on their artwork.

Do I need to pay for the workshop in advance?

We make the booking process as stress-free as possible for camp organisers. You don't need to pay anything upfront! You can secure your date and time with us, and payment is only required after the workshop has been successfully completed. This gives you total peace of mind and flexibility, which we know is crucial when managing busy summer schedules and youth group budgets.

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GRAFFITI SUMMER CAMP IN LONDON

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Are you looking to inject some serious colour into your summer? Our graffiti summer camp in London offers the ultimate creative escape for kids and teenagers. Forget boring art classes; we take the youth of London out to the streets (or bring the street vibe to you) to learn the authentic art of aerosol. Led by some of the city's most talented street artists, our workshops are designed to build confidence, encourage teamwork, and unleash hidden talents. From the legendary Leake Street tunnel to hidden gems in Shoreditch, London is the world's canvas, and we’re here to help you paint it. Our sessions are packed with energy, hip-hop vibes, and plenty of paint. Whether they're a budding Picasso or have never touched a spray can before, we guarantee a blast. Ready to make your mark? Let's get creative! 🎨

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The experience

Why choose our graffiti workshop for your London summer camp? It’s more than just painting; it’s about expression, urban culture, and having a total blast. Here’s why we’re the top choice for youth groups in the capital:

Real Pros only: Your mentors are active London street artists who live and breathe this culture. 🎤
Total Safety: We provide top-tier protective gear and professional-grade, low-odour spray paint where possible.
The "Cool" Factor: Let’s be honest—nothing beats the street cred of learning graffiti in the heart of London. 🔥
Team Spirit: Our collaborative mural projects are amazing for building social skills and cooperation.
No Stress Booking: With backup artists and no upfront costs, we make the organisers' lives easy! 🏆

Step by step

The safety briefing: We kick things off by getting everyone geared up in masks and overalls while explaining the 'rules of the road' for safe spraying.
The history lesson: A quick, high-energy intro into London’s iconic street art scene—from the underground tunnels to the world-famous murals.
First lines: Participants grab their first can! We teach the basics: distance, speed, and how to create thin vs. thick lines.
Lettering & tags: Everyone practices their own 'signature' or tag on practice boards to get a feel for the flow of the paint.
Design phase: Our artists help the group sketch out a plan for their main masterpiece, focusing on colours and composition.
The fill-in: This is where the mural comes to life as everyone works together to fill in the large shapes with vibrant colours.
Outlining & shines: We add the 'pro' touches—sharp black outlines and white highlights that make the art pop off the wall.
The final reveal: A group photo with the finished work! Every participant leaves with a massive sense of achievement and some cool memories.

Good to know

Duration: Sessions typically last between 1.5 and 3 hours, but we can customise these for full-day camp programmes.
Group Sizes: We cater to everything from small pods to large groups of 100+ students.
What’s Included: High-quality spray paint, FFP3 protective masks, gloves, overalls, and high-grade canvases or boards.
Safety First: All artists are DBS-checked and we provide a full risk assessment for every venue.
Weather: We have a mix of outdoor 'legal walls' and indoor backup locations across London to keep the fun going rain or shine. ☔

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Local culture

London is arguably the street art capital of the world. From the stencil work of Banksy to the massive murals of Croydon and the ever-changing walls of Shoreditch, the city reeks of creativity. Our summer camps don't just teach you how to paint; they immerse you in the local 'graff' culture. We often use the city's legal walls as our classroom, giving participants the thrill of painting in the same spots as global legends.

Fun Fact: Did you know that the Leake Street Tunnel underneath Waterloo Station was originally made famous by Banksy during the 'Cans Festival' in 2008? It’s now one of the only places in London where you can legally paint 24/7! 🏛️

Pricing

Our London graffiti summer camp sessions are surprisingly affordable, offering a high-impact experience for every budget. Prices typically range from £25 to £55 per person, depending on the number of participants, the duration of the workshop, and the specific materials required.

We believe in total transparency and flexibility. That's why we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee and a no upfront payment policy—you only pay after the event is finished and the kids are buzzing! 🚀

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