Seamlessly blending in-person and virtual attendees for business events is no easy feat, especially when it comes to team-building activities. However, despite the physical distance, these Toronto-based activities—from cocktail classes to game nights—will help keep your team working together no matter where they are.
1. Engage in a game night with Idea Hunter
While Idea Hunter hosts a variety of in-person and virtual events, they can also pull off both at the same time, too. Their specialty is game nights—like trivia, bingo and game shows—which is ideal for hybrid event attendees as most games work the same way whether you’re participating online or in-person. This ensures accessibility and enjoyment for teams in Toronto and beyond.
2. Mix it up at a mixology class hosted by Love of Cocktails
Sharpen your mixology skills and strengthen bonds within your team with one of Love of Cocktails workshops. Beforehand, remote participants will receive a curated cocktail kit delivered to their doorstep, including bitters, infused syrups and essential bar tools and in-person attendees will receive everything they need when they arrive on-site. This ensures everyone has the ingredients and equipment needed to participate fully and create delicious cocktails together.
3. Host a hybrid trivia matchup with TeamBonders
TeamBonders redefines team-building experiences with a vibrant mix of virtual, hybrid and in-person activities designed to engage everyone on your team. Enjoy some friendly competition with a hybrid trivia matchup, where questions range from pop culture and sports to history and geography. You can also get super specific with custom company or industry trivia. No matter your team's size or location, TeamBonders will help spark joy and foster lasting connections.
4. Get hands-on and create something together with TeamLand
Fuel your creativity with TeamLand's engaging workshops. Choose from a hybrid paint and wine session or get hands-on by crafting your own hot sauce or soap. Remote attendees receive a package or a list of supplies beforehand, so they have everything the in-person folks do. Whether you're in the same room or across the globe, TeamLand offers a diverse range of hybrid, in-person and virtual activities that spark collaboration and foster camaraderie.
5. Strike a pose with YogaTree
This Toronto yoga studio, which has two convenient locations downtown, also offers virtual classes. For corporate events, Toronto-based attendees can get into their downward dog in-person, whereas remote participants can follow along to the same class and instructor over video. YogaTree classes run from 45 to 60 minutes and range from vinyasa to restorative yin.
