“This was my favorite retreat! I wish it was a full day of workshops led by your team because this was such an amazing way to connect with my coworkers in smaller groups and try something new creatively. I also felt like Eat Off Art’s staff totally made the day simply with the passion you all have to create and support creating. It impacted everyone in the room.”
We are inviting local businesses, non-profits, companies, and schools that want to have an open art session or a creative retreat with your team!
Each session, you will:
- Break out of Auto-Pilot
- Detox your social battery
- Promote deeper feeling and expression
- Reignite or encourage your creativity
- Melt away the pressures of daily life
The Eat Off Art Creative Retreats are specifically curated for your staff or team. We have a menu of options that you can include in your half-day or full-day retreat.
A creative retreat can be a reset button for your team; mentally, emotionally, and strategically. This retreat with Eat Off Art is not just “time away,” it’s time together with intention.
“The space was so nice and all the activities were super fun! I would definitely recommend Eat Off Art to others wanting a unique art experience!”
“Really enjoyed this retreat! My favorite out of the last few years.”
Corporate Retreat
How It Benefits you and your team
✔ Higher morale & motivation
People feel invested when you invest in their growth and well-being, not just their output.
✔ Better problem-solving
Teams return with clearer priorities and more innovative approaches to challenges.
✔ Reduced burnout
Rest + creative expression = nervous system regulation. That leads to better focus and sustainability long-term.
✔ Stronger alignment
A retreat helps reconnect everyone to shared values, mission, and goals, so work feels purposeful again.
✔ Actionable outcomes
When facilitated well, retreats don’t end in vibes alone. They produce:
- Clear next steps
- New ideas or concepts
- Strategic insights
- Renewed energy to executes
- Encouragement to be more creative in their thinking.