EVENT:
Groundbreaking

CLIENT:
Mark Twain House

OVERVIEW:
When the Mark Twain House wanted to inform the public of their plan to create a new visitor center to accomodate the museum and theater, they hosted a large press event where the groundbreaking ceremony was performed. Because the event took place in the brisk autumn weather, ERI oversaw the installation of some tenting that allowed guests to walk into the tent straight from the building. For the ceremony itself, Event Resources provided a stage, sound and lighting support, chairs for both the audience and speakers, and an executive cherry lectern. We also hung the sign that depicted the Mark Twain House upon the wing’s completion, in front of which the groundbreaking took place.