Museum at Bethel Woods Center selects McCann Systems for Audio Visual Build

United States of America (Press Release) January 28, 2008 -- Bethel, New York (2008) - McCann Systems, LLC has been commissioned to install all audio visual elements into the museum at the new Interpretive Center at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, located on the original site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival. The purpose of the museum is to commemorate the famous Woodstock Festival. Through dramatic imagery, audio visual technology and immersive interactivities, the museum exhibit tells the story of the 1969 festival and its significance in a time of unrest and change.

Installation of all interactive displays, audio, video and AV control systems for the museum at the Interpretive Center has been awarded to McCann Systems. The museum’s permanent exhibition depicts the social, political and cultural transformation of the 1960’s and sets the stage for the greatest of all rock concerts. Through innovative audio visual integration, McCann Systems will bring this moment in history to life, including commentary from artist who performed at the Woodstock Festival to revelations from the people who came and the community that received them.

The Interpretive Center is an impressive 40,000 square foot facility, housing the museum, traveling exhibit space and events gallery. The opening of the museum at the Interpretive Center is planned for Spring 2008.

For a complete description and photo gallery of audio visual elements within the Museum at the new Interpretive Center at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, please visit www.mccannsystems.com.