Take on the Shoreditch Challenge: Art & Chocolate, a 1.5-hour urban adventure through East London’s iconic streets. Solve riddles, capture creative photos, and compete for irresistible chocolate prizes in this lively game from MyChocolate.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; suitable for a broad range of ages and physical conditions
Wildlife
History
Shoreditch has a rich history as a hub for theatre in the Elizabethan era and continues as a creative hotspot today.
Conservation
MyChocolate uses responsibly sourced cocoa to promote sustainable chocolate production and supports local urban art initiatives.
MyChocolate
Take on the Shoreditch Challenge: Art & Chocolate, a 1.5-hour urban adventure through East London’s iconic streets. Solve riddles, capture creative photos, and compete for irresistible chocolate prizes in this lively game from MyChocolate.
MyChocolate is a London-based chocolate workshop company offering hands-on chocolate experiences across the city and in Manchester. Sessions range from two-hour truffle and chocolate bark workshops to cocktail-and-chocolate evenings and a 1.5-hour Shoreditch art and chocolate challenge. Workshops are led by chocolatiers described in event listings as skilled, charismatic, or theatrical, guiding participants through dipping, decorating, and creating edible chocolate cocktails, truffles, bark and gooey fudge treats.
The Tipsy Chocoholic workshop combines Prosecco with chocolate cocktails served in edible cups, while Choc-tails Friday focuses on chocolate-infused cocktails and truffle making. The Chocoholic workshops in London and Manchester teach truffle and bark techniques over approximately two hours. The Shoreditch Challenge: Art & Chocolate is a 1.5-hour guided street game with riddles, photographic prompts and chocolate prizes. Fabulous Family Fun offers a 90-minute family-focused session suitable for children and adults.
MyChocolate designs experiences for hen dos, families and team-building groups; event descriptions explicitly reference these audiences. Several workshops note accommodation for various dietary needs. Participants leave with handmade chocolates to take home. Booking and location information lists London, England as the primary location, with specific events run in Manchester and Shoreditch. The business combines practical chocolate skills with social, celebratory formats, making it straightforward for guests to choose an experience that fits occasion, group size and dietary requirements.
Sessions accommodate a range of skill levels and focus on hands-on learning, decoration and tasting. Groups can choose themed workshops or competitive formats like the Shoreditch Challenge to suit celebrations, corporate events or family outings.
Location
London, England
Based in London
Group Friendly
Hen dos, teams, families
Suitable for groups
Session Length
1.5–2 hours
Typical workshop duration
Experiences
6 workshops
Hands-on chocolate activities
Check available dates for hen dos, corporate team-building or family sessions and reserve a hands-on chocolate experience that fits the occasion.
Bring a Fully Charged Smartphone
You’ll need internet access and a camera for clue-solving and photo submissions via WhatsApp.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
Expect a fair amount of walking across varied urban surfaces, so sturdy footwear is crucial.
Come Prepared for All Weather
The challenge runs rain or shine, so check the forecast and bring an umbrella or rain jacket if needed.
Plan Team Strategy Before Starting
Discuss roles and routes to efficiently solve riddles and tackle photo challenges as a group.
Smartphone with camera
Needed for clue solving, navigation, and photo submissions.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supports all the walking on varied urban terrain during the challenge.
Weather-appropriate outerwear
Protects against rain, wind, or sun depending on the season.
spring|summer|fall|winter
Power bank
Keeps your devices charged for extended use during the challenge.