The perfect pour
Find the best-looking glass of the evening: the perfect head of foam or a neatly poured drink. Take a close-up photo of it.
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[Customize!] The week in one word
A question or mini-challenge about your work week. (Organizers: come up with a question or task, for example "Photo of the group acting out the word that best sums up this week" or a quiz question about something that happened this week, with the answer.)
Beer mat flip
Place a beer mat half over the edge of the table, flick it up and catch it out of the air. Record a video of a successful attempt (practice is fine, the successful one counts).
Behind the bar
Politely ask the bar for permission and have one colleague pose behind the bar for a moment as if they are the bartender, glass or shaker in hand. Take a photo.
Cheers with a stranger
Clink glasses with someone at the bar or on the terrace you do not know and wish each other a good weekend. Take a photo of the clink.
Last round group photo
Final challenge: one group photo at the last round of the evening, glasses up, the week officially closed.
Name that drink
Come up with a name for your drink tonight, write it on a beer mat and stand the mat in front of the glass. Take a photo of the glass with its new name.
Order something nobody knows
Order a drink that nobody at the table has ever had before. Take a photo of the glass and write down the name of the drink.
Sing along at the bar
With a small group, sing one line of the song playing right now, or a classic everyone knows. Record a short video of it.
The bar snack build
Using the bar snacks on the table (bitterballen, nuts, olives, cheese cubes), build a tower or small artwork on a plate. Take a photo of it before it gets eaten.
The coaster tower
Build the tallest free-standing tower you can manage on the table out of beer mats (or coasters). Take a photo of the tower the moment it stands on its own.
The fullest high table
How many colleagues can you squeeze around a single high table without anyone dropping out? Take a photo of the packed table.
The opening toast
The first round is on the table. Raise your glass with the whole group and take a photo at the moment the glasses meet. Bonus for the best toast to the weekend.
The terrace backdrop
Take a mood photo of the group with the bar or terrace as a backdrop: the light, the glasses, the Friday-afternoon feel all in frame.
The weekend shout
Count down from three with the whole group and then shout "weekend!" together as loud as allowed. Record a video of it.
Toast in a foreign language
Make a toast in a language you do not actually speak: Italian, Japanese, Swedish, make it up if you have to. Record a short video of it.