Almost any St. Louis event can hold a live station. What differs is the setup: one press or several, which method, and where the line stands so it helps the room.
St. Louis events we print live for
- America's Center conventions. Foot traffic all day long. Build the station inside the booth where the aisle can watch.
- Cardinals and Blues game-day activations. Everyone shows up in the hour before the game. Run several presses on one design.
- Brewery and beer-heritage events. A crowd that likes seeing things made. Put the press where they can see it.
- Corporate sales kickoffs. Fixed agenda, known headcount. Schedule printing around the breaks.
- Delmar Loop brand nights. Younger guests with opinions about design. Offer a hat bar or DTF art worth wearing.
- Galas and fundraisers. A dressed room and a tight program. Use embroidery or a hat bar during cocktail hour and after the program only.
Matching the station to the event
Busy days, like an expo floor or a ballgame, want a quick screen-print or DTF setup. Intimate ones want a hat bar or live embroidery. Convention planners mostly ask about America's Center Convention Complex, and game-day sponsors usually work from spaces around Enterprise Center and Busch Stadium.
Still unsure? Tell us the kind of event and the headcount, and we'll recommend a mix.
See every event type, look at each live station, or request a quote for your St. Louis event.
St. Louis planning
One checklist, six kinds of event
Load-in route, spare circuits, where the queue goes, where people pick sizes. For an expo booth the exhibitor manual covers most of that. For a Soulard brewery hall a single call with the owner does.
Whichever it is, the kit comes by freight from Fullerton, the crew flies in, and travel is one line on the quote.