✨The Friends Pointless Talent Workshop!

All this time that you’ve spent with your friend group and we bet you never even considered how many hidden (and possibly pointless) talents they all have.

Imagine if you could all get together and share those skills in one epic, night. We’re talking about a Friends’ Skills Workshop (trademarked) – a chance to learn, enjoy yourselves and master a new party trick or two.

This is what we’re thinking: Each friend prepares a mini-workshop or a quick tutorial on something they're good at. It could be anything – from making the perfect cocktail, juggling, doing magic tricks, to knitting for all we care. If you become experts on any of this stuff by the end of the night that’s great, but really we just want to have a blast sharing and trying out new things.

And if you’ve had a long week (and are of age of course), why not make it a bit more festive with some drinks? Nothing quite like a cocktail-making session followed by a crash course in salsa dancing or whatever it is you do with your spare time.

Here’s how to set it up:

1) Choose Your Skill: Have each friend think of a skill they can teach in about 15-20 minutes. It doesn’t have to be serious or practical – the weirder, the better in our opinion!

2) Gather Your Tools: Depending on the skill, make sure everyone has what they need for their mini-workshop. This could be anything from ingredients for a recipe, a deck of cards, or just themselves!

3) Schedule It Out: Allocate time slots for each 'workshop' so everyone gets a chance to teach and learn.

4) Create the Right Vibe: Set up a space where everyone can comfortably participate, whether it’s around the living room or at the dining table. Don't forget the snacks and drinks to keep the energy up!

So, who’s ready to turn an ordinary night into an extraordinary one with a Friends’ Skills Workshop? Dust off those hidden talents and get ready for a night of showing off something you’ll probably never actually be able to use in the real world for some fun!

*As a bonus you could even do this as a family with your kids too (minus the drinks, unless you need one or two for yourself that day... we don't judge)