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Mystic was contracted by the National Park Service to design, fabricate, and install custom exhibits for the visitor center at the Fort Raleigh National Historic Site in Manteo, North Carolina. Special thanks to Mary Doll; Christopher Chadbourne & Associates; Northern Light Productions; and Abernathy Lighting Design.

Weighing in at 7,500 pounds, this massive 53’ by 83’ logo was suspended in the Philips Arena in Atlanta, GA and acted as a projection surface at the Toyota National Dealers Meeting. Mystic also fabricated other scenic elements, including lit arches, additional screens, a curved portal, versatubes, and light boxes. Special thanks to PRG and…

Mystic recently completed interior and exterior elements for the lobby of 745 Atlantic in Boston\’s Leather District. Special thanks to ESI Design.

Setting the stage at the Toyota National Dealer Meeting. Designed by Steve Bass of Hasbas Design, Mystic built the ceiling piece, screen surrounds, and the custom masking in front of the LED wall to give the appearance of three angled stripes on each side.

ESPN’s Sports Center studio inside their new Digital Center 2 is simply massive! Designed by Jack Morton / PDG, all scenic elements were fabricated and installed by Mystic Scenic Studios.

Mystic Scenic Studios recently had the opportunity to participate in a new production of an old classic: Swan Lake. Performed by Boston Ballet, Swan Lake featured entirely new sets and scenery designed by Robert Perdziola and fabricated by Mystic.

Mystic Scenic fabricated metal rings and an LED bezel for the Children\’s Hospital in Boston. Special thanks to Turner Construction and Elkus Manfredi.

The Booker T. Washington National Monument in Hardy, VA has been completely renovated with new exhibits designed by Wonder Cabinet and built and installed by Mystic Scenic.

Shopping network QVC’s new set was designed by PDG and built and installed by Mystic Scenic!

Teamed with Connor Architecture, Mystic fabricated and installed an all-new employee cafeteria at Iowa\’s Principal Corp 4.