Our Work · Fifty Seasons of Shows
From Independence Day fireworks to the New Year's countdown, Reflections stages carry South Florida's signature celebrations. Here's what that looks like.
The City of Hialeah's Independence Day celebration draws thousands to Milander Park — headlined by Cuban reggaeton duo Gente de Zona, closed by one of the biggest fireworks shows in the state. Reflections handled the production end to end, load-in to strike, coordinating artists, city officials and vendors.
Miami's answer to the ball drop: the 35-foot Big Orange climbing the InterContinental as tens of thousands count down at Bayfront Park. The free Countdown Miami festival has carried names like Marshmello, Nicky Jam, Flo Rida, Gente de Zona and Toño Rosario — with Reflections building the show beneath them.
When the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship came to Miami, the Fan Village stage was an APEX 2016 — wrapped edge to edge in a custom branded arch package, with an LED screen running race-day content and JBL sound covering the village.
Proof the Princeton yard travels: two APEX stages rolled up the Blue Ridge for FloydFest — a GEN3 and the 2424 side by side on the festival lawn, running alternating sets so the music never stopped between changeovers.
The largest mobile-stage networking event of the year, and Reflections was at the center of it — three days of training on sales, rentals and safety at the Bahia Mar Hotel, where the APEX 5040 GEN3 turned heads for its structural integrity and lightning-fast deployment.
The setup used by ESPN nationwide for College GameDays: our APEX 3224 is the same stage the major sports networks use for their “live on the scene” sets — auto racing, horse racing and college football — placed and broadcast-ready within 30 minutes, roof at variable heights.
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Fifty years produces a lot of nights. A few more of them — builds, front rows and the miles in between.
Tell us the date, the crowd and the vision. We'll bring the stage — and everything on it.