McGuire Scenic

Quality Scenic Construction for the Entertainment Industry - Est 1995 - Indianapolis, Indiana

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WHO'S A GOOD DOG? Louis our shop dog is in the building today. It takes a very special animal not to step in wet paint. #GoodDoggo 🐶

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We never complain about our seriously noisy neighbors. Welcome to Indianapolis, Race Fans! 🏁 🏎🏎🏎 #Indianapolis500

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Our family is getting a jump on Easter candy by visiting the #Chocolate exhibit at the @childrensmuseum. Plan your visit today and see our delicious craftsmanship up close!

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Here's a rainbow for #findarainbowday🌈 because the weather may not always cooperate!

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Teamwork makes the dream work~

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A shoutout to the hardworking women of McGuire Scenic! #InternationalWomensDay

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#throwbackthursday circa 2005 ~ Bringing a coral reef to life for a themed gift shop. 🐬🦀🦈 #scenic #setwork #carving #paintshop

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It's weird to have the dock doors open in February..but we're not complaining! #paintshop

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Happy #PresidentsDay! We're busy recreating a VERY famous chair here at the shop. How appropriate, right? #setwork #lincolnmemorial

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It's Friday and it feels like spring! Here are some neat hand painted pieces from the @eiteljorgmuseum totem pole. Great weekend to go visit! #handpainted #eiteljorg #scenicart

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Happy #ValentinesDay from McGuire Scenic ❤️🌹

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From shop to set; we're very excited to see our work up at the 2017 #NFLHonors Banquet tomorrow night! Here's a look at the 2016 stage. #Stagecraft #NFL #Scenic #Scenery #SetWork

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We're up and running! Give us a follow~ (@McGuireScenic)

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This was an amazing project that we did for Hamilton County Parks. The entire project (three structures) took most of the 2016 summer and involved battling mosquitoes as well as 104F temps. Well worth the trip to visit if you’re ever in Strawtown, Indiana. 

It’s very difficult to tell which parts are steel and which parts are wood! The ‘bark’ is a type of faux rubber cast from real trees. You have to feel it to believe it.

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#ThrowBackThursday to one of our more impressive builds. This is an incline hill made for @jeep that literally took up the entire shop. We nearly crashed a car into the offices trying it out. - 2005