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Graffiti school holiday workshops in Bergen

Looking for the ultimate way to keep the kids entertained during the next school break in Bergen? Our graffiti school holiday workshops offer a high-energy, creative escape from the ordinary. Instead of more screen time, young creators get to step outside, grab a spray can, and learn the authentic techniques of street art from seasoned professionals. Whether they are budding artists or just looking for something cool to do with friends, our sessions provide a safe, structured, and incredibly fun environment. We transform the holiday slump into a vibrant explosion of colour, right here in the heart of Hordaland, ensuring every participant leaves with a massive smile and some serious new skills.

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Why choose us in Bergen?

Why choose a Graffitifun workshop for your school holiday plans in Bergen? It’s more than just painting; it’s about confidence and self-expression. Here is why we are the top choice:

  • Authentic experience: Learn from real street artists who live and breathe the culture in Norway.
  • No stress booking: We operate on a 'pay afterwards' basis, so you can be sure you're happy before spending a krone.
  • All-weather fun: Rain or shine, we have the local knowledge to find the best spots in Bergen to keep the paint flowing.
  • Inclusive for all: You don't need to be 'good at drawing'—our techniques make it easy for anyone to create something stunning.
  • Complete package: We handle everything from the gear to the cleanup, so parents and organisers can just relax.
  • Memorable results: The pride participants feel when they see their finished mural is incomparable to any typical holiday club.

How it works

  1. Arrival and meet-up: Gather your group at our designated Bergen street art spot where your professional artist mentor will be waiting.
  2. Intro to street culture: A quick, engaging talk about the origins of graffiti and the importance of 'legal' walls and respect in the art world.
  3. Safety first: Everyone gets fitted with their protective gear, including masks and suits, followed by a briefing on how to handle the cans.
  4. Mastering the nozzle: Learn the basics of 'can control'—how to create thin lines, fat drips, and smooth gradients on a practice surface.
  5. Sketching the concept: Work with our artist to sketch out a design, learning how to scale up ideas from paper to a large wall.
  6. Filling and fading: This is where the colour happens! Learn how to fill in large areas and blend colours together for that classic 'fade' look.
  7. The outline (The Powerline): Add the final sharp edges and highlights that make the artwork pop and look professional.
  8. Group photo and cleanup: Capture the finished masterpiece with a group shot before we pack up the gear and leave the site tidy.

Practical details

  • Duration: Standard sessions run for 2 hours (flexible from 1.5 to 3 hours).
  • Group sizes: We cater to everything from small private groups to large holiday camps of 50+ participants.
  • Included: All paint, nozzles, masks, gloves, and protective suits are provided.
  • Safety: Led by expert artists with a focus on proper equipment use and a safe environment.
  • Age range: Suitable for primary school children through to teenagers.
  • Flexibility: We have backup artists available to ensure your booking never gets cancelled.

Pricing

Our workshop prices in Bergen are designed to be accessible for families and holiday organisers:

  • Price range: kr300 - kr650 per person

Please note that total costs vary based on the number of participants, the length of the session, and the specific location setup. We offer competitive rates for larger holiday programme groups.

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Frequently asked questions

Do the kids need any previous art experience?

Absolutely not! Our Bergen school holiday workshops are designed for everyone, from total beginners to those who enjoy sketching in their notebooks. Our professional artists guide you through every step, starting with simple lines and shapes before moving on to more complex techniques. You will be amazed at what you can create in just a few hours with the right guidance.

Is the workshop safe for children?

Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, protective gloves, and disposable coveralls to keep clothes clean. We use professional-grade spray paint in well-ventilated outdoor or semi-outdoor areas. Our artists are experienced in managing groups and ensure that all equipment is used correctly and responsibly throughout the session.

What happens if it rains on the day?

Bergen is known for its drizzle, but that won't stop the creativity! We always have a 'plan B' ready, which usually involves a covered outdoor location or a suitable indoor space where we can work safely. We monitor the weather closely leading up to your booking and will coordinate with you to ensure the workshop goes ahead comfortably, rain or shine.

How long does a typical workshop last?

The average school holiday session lasts about 2 hours, but we can flex this between 1.5 and 3 hours depending on your needs. This timeframe allows enough time for a thorough safety briefing, technique practice, and the completion of a final masterpiece. It’s the perfect duration to keep energy levels high and focus sharp without the participants getting tired.

What materials are included in the price?

We provide everything needed for a complete street art experience. This includes all spray cans in a wide variety of colours, caps (nozzles), gloves, masks, and protective suits. We also provide the 'canvas'—whether that is a temporary wall, boards, or a legal graffiti zone in the city. You just need to show up in comfortable clothes and shoes!

Do I need to pay in advance?

We believe in the quality of our workshops, which is why we offer a 'pay after' policy. You don't need to worry about upfront deposits. Once the workshop is completed and you are 100% satisfied with the experience, we handle the payment. This makes the booking process stress-free for parents and holiday programme organisers alike.

What should participants wear to the workshop?

While we provide protective overalls, we always recommend wearing 'old' clothes and sturdy trainers. Spray paint is permanent and, despite our best efforts with gear, it has a habit of finding its way onto sleeves or shoes if you're particularly enthusiastic! Avoid wearing your favourite designer gear or brand-new white trainers to the session.

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