Our stage
Professional mobile staging, built for real events
White Wolf Stages provides a professional mobile stage designed for concerts, festivals, school performances, civic events, fundraisers, venue programming, and community gatherings across the Pacific Northwest.
It combines a covered performance platform with efficient deployment, flexible event configurations, and the hands-on setup knowledge needed to help your event feel prepared, polished, and ready for an audience.
The Stageline SL100
A flexible stage for outdoor events of all kinds.
The Stageline SL100 provides a professional covered platform for musicians, performers, speakers, panels, ceremonies, and live programming.
Its mobile design allows the stage to arrive as a trailer and deploy directly at the event site, helping reduce setup time and the need for extensive ground construction.
White Wolf Stages specializes in smaller professional mobile stages, including the SL100, while maintaining the experience and industry relationships needed to help clients think through larger or more complex production requirements.
The essentials
Performance deck
24 feet wide × 20 feet deep
Covered performance area
A professional roofed platform for outdoor performances and public programming
Typical deployment time
Approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on access, site conditions, and configuration
Construction
Self-standing mobile stage
Ground requirements
No traditional ground anchors required
Weather options
Optional rear and side windwalls
Audio configuration
Optional structural audio wings for supported professional speaker systems
Branding options
Banner-rigging capability for event, sponsor, or organizer graphics
Weather ratings
Up to 115 mph without windwalls
Up to 77 mph with full windwalls installed
Final operating decisions depend on current conditions, stage configuration, manufacturer requirements, and event-day safety procedures.
Stage specifications
what fits on the stage
The 24' × 20' deck provides room for a wide range of programming, including:
Local bands and live music
Solo performers and small ensembles
Dance and performing arts groups
School music and theater programs
Speakers and presentations
Panel discussions
Award ceremonies
Fundraiser programming
Civic and cultural events
Community celebrations
The exact fit will depend on the number of performers, instruments, production equipment, stage furniture, and access requirements.
Weather-ready configuration
Rear and side windwalls provide additional protection for events facing changing Pacific Northwest conditions.
Expanded audio configuration
Structural audio wings can support approved professional line-array speaker configurations for events requiring wider sound coverage.
Built for the Pacific Northwest
White Wolf Stages brings a practical, safety-first approach to every event, helping organizers plan for site access, stage orientation, ground and surface conditions, weather exposure, audience layout, emergency access, performer requirements, audio and lighting needs, setup deadlines, and breakdown schedules. The goal is not simply to place a stage, but to make sure it works safely and smoothly within the larger event plan.