Ceramarama

TEAM TIME

Ceramarama is proud to offer a Team Day programme in association with Hove and Kingsway Bowls Club.

  1. Mindfulness and Yoga
  2. The Art of Lawn Bowls
  3. Ceramics Hand-building Workshop.

Choose 2 or 3 activities to build your team day.

  1. Mindfulness and Yoga

Start with stillness. A certified instructor will lead a gentle, inclusive yoga and mindfulness session.

Purpose: To centre the group, release tension, and cultivate a present, open mindset for the day ahead. Options for seated movement available for all abilities.

2. The Art of Lawn Bowls

Purpose: A low-pressure, highly social activity that encourages communication, light-hearted competition, and strategic thinking.

Collaborative, strategic fun. Under the guidance of club experts, teams will learn the basics of lawn bowls— a game of skill, tactics, and gentle camaraderie.

3. Ceramics Hand-building Workshop

Make your mark. Ceramarama will guide your team in a hands-on clay workshop. Each member will create their own unique piece (or collaborative team-building piece) to be fired, glazed, and returned.

Purpose: To engage the right brain, promote a state of ‘flow’, and provide a tangible, lasting memento of the day’s creative spirit.

Fees:

Half Day (2 workshops) £55 pp

Whole Day(3 workshops) £75pp

Lunch (optional) £10 pp

(Minimum 5 people)

Each ceramics participant receives a Ceramarama voucher for a future glazing workshop.

Email: info@ceramarama.co.uk

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Ceramarama is a social enterprise where creativity and connection meet.

We offer pop-up ceramics and art and craft workshops designed to be educational, enriching and welcoming to all.

We currently operate as a fully equipped, mobile ceramics and arts studio, delivering tailored therapeutic, educational, and team-building workshops directly to our clients’ locations within Brighton and Hove and across the south-east of England.

Our Mission:

Ceramarama has a mission to enhance mental wellbeing, foster creativity, and build community connections through accessible arts and craft workshops including the therapeutic, hands-on medium of clay.

Our services target four key sectors: educational institutions (especially SEND providers), community & social centres, corporate businesses, and private groups/individuals.

We address the growing need for proactive mental health support, creative enrichment, and meaningful team development. As a social enterprise, our core objectives are twofold: to generate sustainable revenue through our service offerings and to reinvest profits into subsidised and free programmes for vulnerable groups, including schools in low-income areas, mental health organisations and asylum seeker/refugee projects.