Looking for team building activities Los Angeles teams will love? This page lists US-wide providers who will run sessions at your office, at a venue or online, with more local suppliers joining soon. Choose from songwriting, flower arranging, storytelling, escape games and virtual tours, for a small team or a big group. Planning corporate team building in Los Angeles for an offsite or a conference? Use the filters to sort by in-person or virtual, type of activity and what it’s good for. Send your enquiry through EmEx and it goes straight to the provider. There’s no booking fee and no commission.
Want more ideas? Browse the full Something Different directory, see creative team building activities, or compare team building in New York. SHRM has a useful piece on why most team building falls flat and how to avoid it.
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Packed with Purpose
Gift boxes for new hires, birthdays and milestones that support small makers, shipped to recipients.
Pro Bee Rescue
Hands-on honeybee sessions led by a certified beekeeper, at your workplace or outdoors.
Puppy Love Party
Give your team a wellness break with rescue puppies at office events, conferences and appreciation days.
Salsa with Hunter
Salsa lessons for adults and teams, led by a coach with almost 17 years of teaching.
SongDivision
Teams write original songs on company values and strategy with professional musicians, in person or virtual.
Take the Mike Limited
Business theatre with professional actors to practise difficult conversations, leadership and communication.
TEAM MUSIC
Band-style music team building for groups of up to 350, in Singapore and internationally.
The Breathing Room
Breathwork sessions for groups of 5 to 200 in person or 350 plus online.
The Crafty Kit
Resin art, terrarium and chunky blanket craft sessions for teams, at your office, our NJ studio or virtual.
Unexpected Tours and Training
Live virtual tours on US heritage months and commemorations, built for remote and hybrid teams.
UrbanGlass
Blow glass, fuse a glass tile or make beads at a torch, in a public-access Brooklyn glass studio.