Bookmark making is a craft activity where people create their unique page markers for books. Bookmarks can be made from all sorts of materials like paper, felt, or even popsicle sticks. They can be decorated with drawings, stickers, pressed flowers, or anything else that’s flat enough to fit between book pages. Some bookmarks are simple strips, while others might have tassels or charms hanging from them. How? Choose your base material, like cardstock or felt. Cut it into a long rectangle shape – about 2 inches wide and 6-8 inches long is common. Decorate one or both sides with markers, paint, stickers, or glued-on decorations. You can add a tassel by tying threads to one end, or punch a hole and add a ribbon. Make sure everything is dry and flat before using it in a book. Why? Simple, quick, and enjoyable for all age groups. Encourages reading with a functional craft. Easily personalized with endless design options. Compact and practical souvenir. Boosts creativity with minimal materials.

Funky nail art is a creative way to decorate fingernails or toenails. It goes beyond simple polish, using different colours, patterns, and small decorations to make each nail a tiny work of art. People can get all sorts of designs, from simple stripes or dots to complex pictures of animals, flowers, or cartoon characters. Some nail artists even use tiny jewels or 3D decorations to make the nails stand out. How? First, the nails are cleaned and shaped. A base coat is applied to protect the nails. Then, the artist uses special nail polishes, thin brushes, and tools to create the designs. They might use stencils, stamps, or freehand painting techniques. Some designs use nail stickers or transfers. Finally, a clear top coat is applied to protect the art and make it shiny. Why? Lets people express their personality and creativity. Matches outfits or celebrates occasions. A colorful way to brighten up one’s day. Quick and engaging activity at events. The unique souvenir that lasts for days.

The Stan Lee Comic Challenge is an exciting creative competition where participants are tasked with creating their own comic strip. Inspired by the legendary Stan Lee, this challenge encourages creativity, storytelling, and artistic skills, as participants develop characters, plots, and comic art.   How? Participants are given materials such as paper, pens, and markers, along with prompts or themes to guide their comic creation. They work individually or in teams to design a comic strip that tells a unique and engaging story, showcasing their imagination and artistic abilities.   Why? Celebrates creativity inspired by the legendary Stan Lee. Encourages storytelling and artistic expression. Fosters teamwork and brainstorming for innovative ideas.

Ice Gola, a popular and refreshing street treat, features finely crushed ice topped with colorful syrups and served in a variety of exciting flavors. Perfect for cooling off and adding a burst of fun to any event! The activity aims at: Providing a refreshing and fun treat Adding excitement to the event Offering a cool and enjoyable experience for all ages Creating a lively atmosphere for bonding and relaxation

The 360 Degree Photo Booth is a fun way to capture event memories. This booth allows guests to take stunning photos from all angles, creating a unique and immersive experience. With advanced technology, participants can see themselves in a 360-degree view, making every moment special. How? Guests enter the booth, where a camera rotates around them, capturing high-quality images. These photos can be printed instantly or shared online, making it easy for everyone to remember the event. Why? Captures unique and immersive event memories. Enhances guest engagement with innovative technology. Provides shareable keepsakes for social media. Adds excitement and buzz to any event. Creates a memorable experience for participants.    

Build Bicycle is a hands-on activity where participants learn about bicycle mechanics and teamwork by assembling bikes from scratch. This event promotes problem-solving skills and physical activity. How? Teams are provided with bicycle parts and tools. Under the guidance of an instructor, they learn to assemble the bikes, including adjusting gears and brakes. The activity culminates in a race or challenge to test their builds.