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At Himkok’s introductory cocktail course, you learn to mix two drinks with guidance from the bartenders. You get your own equipment, taste along the way and take the recipes home. The course covers flavour balance, ingredients and how to use the bar tools. No previous experience is needed, and you can join on your own or with friends.
cocktails · workshop · date night · upscale
Spillbaren Majorstuen fills two floors at Bogstadveien 54 with shuffleboard, darts, billiards, karaoke, and selected arcade games. The bar has social seating as well as bookable games. Group packages combine two hours of play with the option to include drinks or food. The venue does not have its own kitchen, but guests are welcome to order food from other restaurants or through Wolt and Foodora. For larger groups, a dedicated group menu is available with catering provided by their sister restaurant, Casa Pisano. Book the specific game or package you want rather than assuming every activity is available on arrival.
workshop · creative

Painting ceramics is a great way to unleash some creativity without feeling overwhelmed. At Creative Collective, you pick your piece from a selection of ceramic items priced individually. You will get a quick intro to the paints and techniques before diving in. Once you are done, your piece is glazed and fired, ready for pickup a couple of weeks later. They also have a cozy cafe setup on site where you can grab a coffee and a pastry while you paint. Alongside standard drop in painting, they host special events like baby sessions and dog friendly evenings for making paw prints on ceramics. Spaces fill up fast, so booking in advance is highly recommended.
workshop · creative · ceramics
Making your own jewelry is both fun and rewarding. At STØP, you can spend an evening casting a custom pewter ring completely from scratch. The workshop lasts around four hours and starts at 1,450 NOK, which covers all materials, tools, and your finished piece. The process itself is surprisingly approachable. You start by carving a wax ring into your chosen design, which is then pressed into sand to create a mold for the molten pewter. Most of the time is spent filing, sanding, and polishing. It is a relaxed, almost meditative task set in a small workshop with great music and a warm vibe. No prior experience is needed, and you get to walk away with a finished ring in a box the very same night.
workshop · creative · jewelry
Oslo Keramikkverksted runs hands-on ceramics classes for beginners and returning makers. Its programme includes wheel throwing, hand-building, sculpting and glazing, as well as sessions for children with an adult. You can choose a short two-hour workshop, a longer course or a multi-week series, so the experience and price depend on the specific class. The studios operate at more than one Oslo location. Check the course calendar for the actual venue, date, length and availability before booking.
workshop · creative · rainy day · ceramics