Discover where your creative strengths lie with onemotion's various creative workshops! Being creative during a bachelor party or company outing is great fun and at the end of the workshop you will also have a nice souvenir that you made yourself. The workshops vary from painting a nude model to making your own flip-flops, and everything in between. These workshops are offered throughout the Netherlands and Flanders. Often the workshops are given at fixed locations, but some creative workshops are even possible at a private location such as your company or at your home. The prices of the creative workshops range from budget to very exclusive, so you can make it as crazy as you want. Do not stop yourself because you think you are not creative enough for one of these workshops. Many people think they are not creative by themselves. Of course that is not true! Everyone has something creative in them but it often expresses itself in different forms. Discover with one of the creative workshops what you are good at and what you like to do. The beautiful result can then be shown to family and friends. And of course the result deserves a pontifical place in the glass case in the living room. Have you become enthusiastic about the phenomenon ''creative workshop'' look below at all the possibilities per city/region. If you are interested in one of the workshops please request more information via the more information button. You will immediately receive detailed information about the workshop. We wish you lots of fun with crafts and cooking!
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Creative workshops as a company outing are perhaps the biggest surprise of all. Because where some colleagues think beforehand: "This is nothing for me", it is often those people who end up being completely absorbed in the activity. And that makes it so much fun.
Instead of running through a city or competing in teams, it's all about something else: making something together. That could be anything. Think painting, cooking, cocktail shaking, photography or even graffiti. The great thing is that everyone can participate in their own way. No competition (okay... not usually), but a healthy dose of creativity and, above all, lots of laughter.
Creative workshops as a company outing are perhaps the biggest surprise of all. Because where some colleagues think beforehand: "This is nothing for me", it is often those people who end up being completely absorbed in the activity. And that makes it so much fun.
Instead of running through the city or competing in teams, it's all about something else: making something together. That could be anything. Think painting, cooking, cocktail shaking, photography or even graffiti. The great thing is that everyone can participate in their own way. No competition (okay... not usually), but a healthy dose of creativity and, above all, lots of laughter.
Imagine: a group of colleagues who normally mainly sit behind a laptop, suddenly find themselves with paint, brushes or ingredients in hand. One is tackling it seriously as if it should be a masterpiece, while the other is mostly experimenting and hoping it will become "something." And honestly? That very mix makes for the most fun moments.
What makes creative workshops so strong is that they are low-threshold. You need no experience, no talent and certainly no preparation. Everyone starts at the same level-and that creates a relaxed atmosphere. Making mistakes is allowed, experimentation is encouraged and often it is the unexpected results that are most appreciated.
In addition, these types of workshops create a different kind of connection. You get to know colleagues in a creative way. That quiet colleague suddenly turns out to be surprisingly original, and the one who always takes the lead ... may not turn out to be so good with a brush or cocktail shaker at all.
A big advantage is that you are often left with something tangible. A painting, a dish or a homemade creation. Something you can look at later and think, "Oh yes, that was that day." And often a story immediately accompanies that.
Creative workshops are also perfect to combine with other parts of a company outing. Start active, end creative. Or the other way around. It gives a nice balance between energy and relaxation.
And perhaps that is the most important thing. It doesn't have to be perfect. It's not about who has the best result, but about the process. Being together, laughing at each other's creations and doing something completely different from work for a while.
A creative workshop as a company outing is relaxing, surprising and often more fun than expected. Even for the biggest doubters. Perhaps especially for them.
