West Coast Classic
Site, vendors and operations, run on time and on budget.
Before TRST, our founder produced Wodapalooza in Miami and Southern California, year after year: a stage on a barge, arenas on the sand and festival villages around them. Here's what that looks like.
The Bayside Stage was built on a barge in Biscayne Bay, facing a packed Bayfront Park. A floating stage is more than a stage: marine permits, engineering, a gangway and towing, all planned in, with a festival built around it on land.
An arena and grandstands built on the beach, with the skyline behind it and a full festival around it: vendor and food villages, a VIP lounge, signage everywhere you look. Empty sand to opening day, then back to sand.






Multiple stages, entrances and partner activations across the grounds, and night shows under the lights. Each one placed where the plan said it would be.




A beachfront arena beside the Huntington Beach Pier, with night sessions under the lights. In 2026 the build lined up with our founder's site plan to within about 3 feet. We proudly use Emlid for site surveying, so everything lands exactly as intended.





Site, vendors and operations, run on time and on budget.
Site plans that the city, the vendors and the crew all build from.
Agencies, fire marshals and venues, coordinated early.
Relationships that mean better pricing and faster answers.
Every cost priced and approved before it's spent.
A plan, a fee and a timeline, from one accountable team.