Happy delegates taking part in one of our fun free icebreakers

FUN FREE ICEBREAKERS

If you are looking for some fun, free group icebreakers or energisers for conferences, you've come to the right place. Check out what we've got!

Dean, an Orangeworks Beatboxer, standing on stage at a team-building event teaching participants how to beatbox.

BEATBOX ROX

This speed-training vocal icebreaker experience unites your team and leaves them feeling energised and invigorated.

Delegates standing with boom whackers in hand, ready for the finale of Boomtime, a fun music themed team-building exercise.

BOOM TIME

Grounded in the power of music, this fun filled corporate icebreaker activity will unite your team and keep them energised for the day ahead.

A team getting into the zone pulling funny faces as they learn the Corporate Haka together during a team bonding experience.

THE CORPORATE HAKA

KA MATE KA MATE KA ORA! An energising musical group icebreaker, perfect for any team experience or conference event.

Two delegates wearing red jumpers, chatting together during Knowing Me Knowing You, a conference icebreaker by Orangeworks.

KNOWING ME KNOWING YOU

Knowing Me Knowing You is a team building icebreaker that promotes networking and relationship building in a light-hearted fun experience.

Delegates laugh and dance with ukuleles in hand during Uke Can Do It, a music-themed corporate energiser experience.

UKE CAN DO IT

Have a stress free afternoon and create some Hawaiian music together with this icebreaker game that is perfect for large groups.

Group of delegates raising their hands in the air for One Voice, a music-themed team building experience by Orangeworks.

ONE VOICE

Harmonise your team through the power of song in One Voice- the perfect icebreaker for corporate meetings.

A team of people standing in the shape of their company logo using their bodies as pixels in a unique team-building experience by Orangeworks.

CORPORATE BODY BUILDING

If you are searching for a team icebreaker, Corporate Body Building emphasises brings people together in a quite literal sense.

In The Picture- Icebreakers & Energisers

IN THE PICTURE

Like a living logo, your people represent your brand in everything they do - the perfect icebreaker game for corporate meetings.

WE CAN DO

Karate encourages and improves assertiveness, self-confidence and general wellbeing. This activity works great as an energiser for conferences.

Delegate looking up while performing during Body Rap, a high energy, music themed corporate energiser hosted by Orangeworks.

BODY RAP

Team building icebreakers with a twist. This is a wacky group rhythm activity that gets your team working better together.

BLOW THE BLUES AWAY

A high-energy group icebreaker experience, that literally blows you away.

LOOKING FOR MORE?

Have something else in mind? Browse our collection of team building activities and find the one that tickles your fancy!

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

Send us your query and let’s work out what you need. Whether its corporate icebreakers, fun team building games or team bonding challenges, we have it all!

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“Just to say many thanks for the day out, we had fantastic fun. Hope to see you in A&L soon.”

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“We thoroughly enjoyed the activities and the team on the ground are excellent. We look forward to visiting again.”

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