Venetian Mask Making Workshop

Our Venetian mask making workshop is a brilliant creative team building option suitable for corporate incentives, business rewards and groups wanting to get creative. 

This corporate team building activity is suitable for participants of all ages. No experience in decorating or art is necessary, as our Venetian mask making workshop leaders will instruct and guide participants through the corporate art workshop. 

This corporate art workshop usually hosts up to 50 guests making Venetian masquerade masks, but if you have a larger group they can easily be accommodated in this creative team building experience. 

Before participants begin decorating their Venetian masquerade masks they learn a brief history of their significance to masquerade balls and the cultural history of Venice. 

All of the materials needed to decorate a Venetian masquerade mask are provided, including paint, feathers and glitter. The two hour corporate art workshop will include step by step tutorials on colouring, decorating and finishing the Venetian masquerade masks as they are transformed into personal souvenirs. A unique and authentic reminder of their stay in Italy, this corporate art workshop is a great opportunity for team bonding, allowing a relaxed atmosphere for colleagues to get to know one another whilst testing their creativity. 

Once finished, guests will have their own unique mask perfect for masquerade balls and themed events. This creative team building activity is based in Venice, but can travel to various locations throughout Italy. 

Booking Tips:

• Suitable for groups of 50+
• All Venetian masquerade mask materials provided
• Works well as a creative team building activity to develop skills
• Can be booked alongside a bespoke Masquerade Ball 

For more information on our Venetian mask making workshop, or to discuss our other corporate art workshops and creative team building options. 

Get in touch with our friendly Events Team who can put together a tailored masquerade package including this Venetian mask making workshop.