Can workshops be held at the office?

Most of them, yes — mantı, cocktail, terrarium, calligraphy, and canvas workshops set up right on your office floor; materials and instructors are on us. For kiln-dependent formats like ceramics, we bring a venue recommendation.

What group size suits a single workshop?

A single workshop works best with 10-30 people; for larger groups we set up parallel stations and rotate teams — we've run workshop days for 200+ people.

How to Choose a Team Workshop: A Practical Guide

Workshops are the calm but deep end of team activities: the joy of making something instead of competition adrenaline, conversation stretching across the table instead of a scoreboard. The right workshop is chosen to match the group's character — and this guide exists to make that match easier.

Conversation starters: food and drinks

The Mantı Workshop and the Cooking Workshop build bonds faster than anything through the 'make together, eat together' loop — there are no job titles at the dough table. The Cocktail Workshop is the favorite of evening events and celebrations: competition behind the shaker is light and the laughter plentiful. Sushi Experience suits teams with a taste for fine dining.

Focus and calm: handcrafts

The Ceramics Workshop, Terrarium, Calligraphy, and ebru feel purpose-built for teams looking for a breather after an intense stretch. Phones slip into pockets by themselves and attention gathers on a single task. For teams under heavy stress, we recommend this family — not a competition.

Creativity and brand: art workshops

In formats like the Logo Canvas, Mosaic Canvas, and Collaboration Canvas, the team creates a collective artwork whose pieces come together to form the company logo — one of the rare formats that keeps living on the office wall long after the event ends. Graffiti suits younger, higher-energy teams.

Meaning makers: social responsibility workshops

The Bicycle Factory, Toy Factory, and Wheelchair Factory are formats where everything the team builds is donated to people in need. 'Making for good' is one of the strongest findings in motivation research — the closing moments of these workshops rank among the most talked-about company memories of the year.

The selection matrix: three questions

Group energy: if it's high, go food/cocktails; if it's low or the team is worn out, handcrafts; if there's a celebratory mood, combine art with music.
Group size: up to 30 people, every workshop works; for 30-100, run parallel workshop stations; for 100+, we design a workshop-plus-stage format combination.
Do you want a lasting artifact? If yes, the logo/mosaic family or social responsibility; if not, the food and rhythm side.