Sure thing, I’d set it up like a round‑table circle—everyone gets a say on what’s allowed, no weapon‑style “punches” in the literal sense. Set clear zones: a “fire‑starter” area for bold sketches, a “quiet‑corner” for people who need to chill. Use signs that say “Respect boundaries” in a bright color, and a volunteer line of folks ready to step in if someone feels pushed. Keep the vibe fierce but friendly—no shoving, no harassing, just a place to shout ideas out loud. And if someone gets rough, we have a quick “timeout” card—just a small pause to breathe and regroup. That way the park stays a safe, sparky playground for everyone.