InProduction Services

06/10/2026

For more than fifty years, the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach has transformed downtown Long Beach into one of the most iconic street circuits in North American motorsports.

This year, InProduction delivered hospitality infrastructure throughout the event, supporting premium guest environments across one of the most established races on the IndyCar calendar.

From circulation and sightlines to sponsor activations and fan experience, street circuit events require temporary infrastructure that can perform inside an active urban environment at scale.

06/04/2026

At events like NVIDIA GTC, the environment matters as much as the technology inside it.

Great collaboration with Lenovo, SPACECUBE, and Event Strategy Group on this multi-level modular space designed to support visibility, movement, engagement, and brand presence at scale.

InProduction delivered the structure using SPACECUBE’s modular building system.

05/27/2026

The Myrtle Beach Classic continues to grow as one of the PGA TOUR’s newer stops, bringing fans, sponsors, and players to Dunes Golf and Beach Club for another strong week of golf.

This year also marked InProduction’s first year supporting the event, providing hospitality structures, tents, and subfloor systems across the property to help shape the tournament experience on site.

From premium hospitality to operational infrastructure, tournaments like Myrtle Beach are built through thousands of details working together across the venue footprint.

05/26/2026

Congratulations to the Northwestern Wildcats Women’s Lacrosse team on winning the 2026 DI Women’s Lacrosse Championship.

In front of a home crowd at Martin Stadium in Evanston, the Wildcats defeated North Carolina 14–11 to capture their first national title since 2023 and avenge last season’s championship loss to UNC.

A memorable championship moment for Northwestern, and a powerful reminder of how temporary infrastructure can continue supporting major collegiate athletics seasons after season.

05/12/2026

At Coachella, you're building for motion.

Not just a structure. A space people move through, stop in, come back to.

Six cubes. One courtyard. Designed to work from every angle.

SPACECUBE build for Coca-Cola. With Crown + Conquer and Firecracker Works.

04/29/2026

There's a different kind of energy when a new team takes the field for the first time.

AC Boise is already building that at home. You can feel it in the crowd.

Soccer is growing fast. Venues need to keep up. The ability to scale, without slowing things down, is part of how these moments come together.

Three new grandstands. Built to hold the crowd and frame the game from day one.

When it's right, it doesn't read as an addition. It reads as the place.

04/23/2026

Live from the Zurich Classic of New Orleans

Hospitality, viewing decks, and seating designed to keep guests close to the action while moving easily across the course.

Drink rails. Elevated sightlines. Spaces to gather, pause, and watch.

Built to feel like part of the tournament, not added onto it.

04/22/2026

Tonight in Salt Lake City, Real Salt Lake hosts Lionel Messi and Inter Miami CF in one of the most anticipated matchups of the season.

This isn’t a typical match. It’s the kind of moment that draws global attention and pushes demand well beyond what a stadium is built to hold on a normal night.

So the venue scales.

800 additional seats were added. Capacity expands. More fans get in the building without changing the long-term footprint.

And when it’s over, it all comes back down.

Built for the moment, not the season.

04/10/2026

This weekend 🌊🎶 Tortuga takes over Fort Lauderdale Beach.

Post Malone, Riley Green, Kenny Chesney + Dwight Yoakam, Ice Cube, The Fray, Tyler Hubbard, Russell Dickerson.

Ocean views, shaded lounges, elevated seating, and a setup that keeps you in it all day.

And it goes beyond the music. Every ticket helps support Rock The Ocean, with $6M+ raised for ocean conservation since 2013.

A full weekend on the beach.

04/09/2026

Fall doesn’t start in September. Not when it comes to planning.

Every season, demand builds fast. The teams that get ahead of it are the ones that plan early and treat tailgating as infrastructure, not overflow.

What used to be open space is now programmed environment. Premium fan zones. Sponsor activations. Revenue-driving spaces designed to bring fans in earlier and keep them there longer.

But performance comes down to how it’s built:

• Flow, not bottlenecks

• Defined zones, not overlap

• Elevation and visibility

• Infrastructure for food, beverage, and operations

At Northwestern University, the Lakeside Beer Garden shows what’s possible.

Underused space became a defined, integrated part of the game day experience.

The shift is simple. Not more space. Better use of it.

Tailgating is no longer overflow. Learn how early planning and modular infrastructure transform fan zones into high-performing, revenue-generating environments.