Evening programme
Hosted games and contests after the working part, with room left for conversation at the table.
Fun and relaxation
Room to laugh and simply be together.
After the working part, a change of pace is welcome. We prepare a relaxed programme that gives colleagues a reason to put work topics aside and enjoy the time together.
An experience does not have to be athletic
Even in an active company there are people who do not rush into competition. A lighter programme lets them join in without having to prove anything.
We choose activities that work in everyday clothing and without special preparation.
A programme between meetings and for the evening
Regional experiences
Traditions and the character of the region as part of a shared evening or afternoon.
Lighter team games
Short indoor disciplines that get the group moving without physical strain.
An atmosphere that suits your group
When designing the programme we ask about the make-up of the team, age, language and whether people already know each other. We then keep a pace that works for the group.
The format of the evening also depends on the space: a hotel ballroom offers different options than a lounge or an outdoor setting.
When the programme moved indoors
A change of plan
TCCM: when the weather moves the programme indoors
Cold September weather changed the conditions for the planned programme. We arranged the team contests for the participants of the TCCM meeting in a gym at short notice.
View the caseFrequently asked questions
We can add logical, team-based and calmer activities. When designing the programme we go through the interests, experience and options of the group.
No. We can recommend a place based on the programme, group size and budget. If you already have a booking, we will design activities and services around it.
We assess group size together with the venue and the type of programme. Get in touch with a smaller team or a larger event as well; we will confirm the options for your specific brief.
Planning a social evening?
Send us the date, the number of people and the space you have available.