Event production is the creative execution of every detail that gives clients and audiences a one-of-a-kind, unforgettable experience. Event production companies elevate events to the next level with their expertise in creation and executions, making the clients’ vision a reality.
Every year millions of events bring people together. From concerts to conferences, how do you stand out? How do you make your event a unique experience for the audience? You…
Graduation day is the culmination of all the time and hard work students have put into gaining qualifications and skills. Their dedication is very important: especially as they lead into adulthood.
One of the best parts of attending a sporting event is a tailgating party with friends, family, or other sports goers in the parking lot. There are several must-haves when it comes to tailgating. Keep reading to see our top recommendations for your next game day!
Many great indoor and outdoor event facilities, both large and little, can be found in Georgia. Southeast Staging has worked on some of the greatest events in the business, including…
Everyone has a different college experience. Some people like to study hard and party harder. Some students work hard in an accelerated course or opt to take an additional semester…
At the Georgia World Congress Center over the past weekend, more than 25,000 people attended the T.D. Jakes’s event Woman Thou Art Loosed. For this 3-day event, Southeast Staging brought…
Some call them catwalks, some call them runways, but once upon a time in a world without smartphones, runways were used for exclusive fashion shows to entice clients into buying the latest designs.
Georgia is home to many amazing event venues, large and small, including indoor and outdoor spaces. With over 90 years of combined experience, Southeast Staging has worked on some of the biggest events in the industry including The Super Bowl, Final Four, Presidential tours, film and movie sets (including Richard Jewel), and more!
The pandemic has changed quite a few things in our lives, including how we hold events. Drive-in theaters have been around for many years, with the first opening up on June 6, 1933, in Camden, New Jersey.
