Returning for another year at Goodwood Revival, Scena built Temple Court, a 1960s Liverpool street scene for the event’s mod and biker area.
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Goodwood Revival is a motor racing weekend held at Goodwood Motor Circuit in West Sussex. The whole event takes place in the mid-20th century. Visitors arrive in 1940s, 1950s and 1960s dress, and alongside the racing and car displays, the site is filled with themed areas built to feel like another era.
Temple Court is one of those areas. It celebrates 1960s British mod and rocker culture, with live music, classic motorbikes and riders in period dress. Scena was asked to build the setting.
Goodwood wanted a backstreet that felt lived-in, not staged. Our build is an interpretation of a 1960s Liverpool street. It has a corner pub, a working garage and a cave club entrance inspired by the Cavern Club, where the Beatles played their early gigs. The whole scene is enclosed by brick walls, which frame the space and shut out the modern world beyond.
Every surface had to hold up close. Revival visitors walk right up to the set, lean on the walls and take photos in front of it. The details needed to read as genuine 1960s at arm’s length, not just from across the circuit.
The set first appeared at the 2025 Revival. For 2026, we brought it back and reconfigured it for a new use.
Reusing a set like this depends on how it is built the first time.
Robust framing, modular sections and finishes that survive transport and storage meant the 2026 version could be rearranged around a new layout instead of rebuilt from scratch.
Thank you to Goodwood Festival for having us back.
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