Kids' Party — Narva

A kids' party in Narva means managing sound in a room that was not built for it. Most venues here are either concrete-walled community halls that turn every shriek into a ricochet, or Soviet-era spaces with wiring that limits what you can plug in. We arrive early to map the power, position the PA where it won't feed back, and set lighting that works whether the curtains stay open or not.

The rig is scaled to the room and the headcount — a twenty-child birthday does not need a festival system, but it does need sound that stays clean when everyone starts shouting at once.