Company Summer Days — Keila

A guest arrives at four in the afternoon to a manor house lawn or a forest clearing, watches the room change as the light drops, and leaves twelve hours later. That span is what summer days ask a rig to hold. You need sound that carries outdoors without fighting wind, light that works in June twilight and again at midnight, power run to a site that has none, and a crew who know the distance between Tallinn and Keila means the first case hits the ground two hours earlier than it would in the city.

After 5 Events handles the structure—the stage, the bar build, the generator, the line from the desk to the last speaker—so the evening runs as though it were indoors, even when it is not.