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Urban Arts Kids  ·  Grenada

Little imaginations,
big masterpieces

We build the whole table. The pinata, a photo frame with their name and the number they are turning, bunting, and every cut-out in between, all cut to one theme by hand.

Nothing here came off a shelf, and nothing gets made twice.

Give it a whack


Not just a pinata

What comes in a set

Take all of it or take one piece. Most people start with the pinata and end up with the table.

The pinata

Cut to the character or the shape, layered in fringed paper, strong enough to hang and to take a beating from a queue of children.

A photo-booth frame

Their name and the number they are turning, cut out and mounted. It is the thing every parent photographs, and it only exists once.

Bunting and cut-outs

Letters, characters, speech bubbles, skylines. Whatever the theme needs to carry across the table and the wall behind it.

Matched to one theme

One colour set, one character, one lettering style across all of it, so the table reads as one thing rather than shop-bought pieces put together.


Built for a real party

Every one of these had a name on it

A Lion King party set: a large Simba pinata in a gold crown beside a photo-booth frame reading King Kyrie Turns 3, with giraffe, lion, monkey and elephant cut-outs around the border Full set

King Kyrie turns 3

Pinata, photo frame and cut-outs, all cut to one theme and one name.

A Spiderman party set: a spider-mask pinata behind a photo-booth frame reading Jayden's 2nd Birthday, with comic-book BAM and KAPOW cut-outs and a city skyline along the base Full set

Jayden's 2nd birthday

The name and the number are cut fresh every time. Nothing is reused.

A black game-controller pinata with neon green detailing, hanging below matching black and yellow bunting that spells out LEVEL 1 Full set

Level 1 complete

A gamer theme built from scratch, bunting to match.

A large yellow and green Simba pinata wearing a gold crown, standing on grass in front of flowering bushes in bright sunshine

Simba

Full height, cut as a figure rather than a shape with a face on it.

A Paw Patrol Chase pinata in fringed brown paper with a blue police cap and silver badge, photographed against white with an Urban Arts tag hanging from it

Chase

Layered paper, hand-cut features, finished with our tag on it.

A red Spiderman mask pinata with hand-drawn black webbing and pale green eye panels, photographed against black with an Urban Arts tag hanging from it

Spider mask

Every web line drawn by hand on the fringing.

A hot pink fringed butterfly pinata decorated with smaller paper butterflies and a flower, photographed on white with a soft reflection beneath it

Butterfly

Not every party wants a character. This one is ours.


Book us for the party

A kids event

We bring the whole thing to you and run it: canvases ready, paints out, aprons on, and somebody leading the table from the first brush to the last. Everyone paints the same picture, and every child goes home holding the thing they made.

Painting works from about nine years old up - younger than that and sitting still is the hard part. Tell us the age group and the headcount and we will say honestly whether it will land, or set you up with face painting and a craft table instead.

Also at the party

  • Face painting for birthdays, school activities and family fun days. No age floor on this one.
  • DIY craft sessions for the younger ones, built around what they can actually finish.
  • We come to you, anywhere on the island, and clear every last drop before we leave.


Start early

Tell us the theme and the name

A pinata on its own needs about two weeks. A full set needs three, because the frame and the lettering are cut to the name and cannot be started early.

Send a picture of what they are into, the age they are turning, and the date. That is enough for us to come back with a price.