Let’s be honest: most events are forgettable at best and painful at worst. Beige rooms. Forced icebreakers. Someone clinking a glass to get attention. Everyone counting the minutes until they can leave.
Axe Hole NPR exists specifically to fix that.
Corporate Events at Axe Hole – a Must
We host corporate and private events for people who want their gathering to actually feel like something. Team building that doesn’t feel like therapy homework. Celebrations that don’t turn into awkward mingling marathons. Parties where people participate instead of standing around pretending to network.
Here’s why it works: axe throwing gives people a shared focus. You’re not struggling to make small talk because there’s already something happening. You’re watching throws, cheering, competing, laughing, and accidentally bonding.
For corporate events, this is gold.
Hierarchies disappear the moment everyone’s holding an axe. Managers miss shots. Interns hit bullseyes. People see each other as humans instead of email signatures. That kind of connection doesn’t happen in conference rooms.
Planning Your Event At AxeHole
We structure events however you want them. Light competition. Full tournament mode. Casual play with music and drinks. We’ve hosted everything from leadership retreats to client appreciation nights to “please save morale” outings. The common thread? People leave energized instead of drained.
Private events? Same deal, just louder.
Birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, reunions, celebrations, or “we needed an excuse to get everyone together.” Axe Hole NPR turns the volume up without turning things messy. We handle the flow, safety, coaching, and pacing so your group can focus on having a good time.
And yes, you can customize. Want food? Cool. Drinks? Easy. Music, themes, branded events, chaos with a plan? We’re into it.
Host Your Next Event at Axe Hole NPR
Our event space is built for movement and noise and actual fun. This isn’t a venue that politely tolerates energy. It expects it. Industrial, edgy, and unapologetically not boring.
What we don’t do: awkward icebreakers, forced smiles, or pretending axe throwing is “just like bowling.” It’s not. It’s better.
At the end of the day, people remember how events made them feel. Axe Hole NPR events feel exciting, empowering, and just unhinged enough to be memorable.
Which is kind of the point.
There are a lot of ways to blow off steam. Yoga. Journaling. Screaming into the void. And then there’s axe throwing, the deeply satisfying act of hurling a sharp piece of metal at a wooden target and watching it stick like it was always meant to be there. This would be our favorite. 
