Galerie 24b is a 300 m2 gallery at 24 bis rue Saint-Roch in Paris 1st, rented for showrooms, fashion and pop-up stores, seminars and workshops. Between exhibitions, brands and companies can use the ground floor and the basement for presentations, team sessions and private events.
Seminars and company events
The operator lists a seminar and workshop configuration among its formats. A gallery volume suits a half-day workshop, a team session or a presentation to clients, with the walls and the light of an exhibition space instead of a standard meeting room. The official pages do not give seated numbers or an equipment list, so ask the team what is included before you plan a technical programme.
The gallery also works as a showroom. Fashion houses and designers can set up collections over several days, receive buyers and press, and open a short-term pop-up store. The operator presents the space as a place to show creations in the center of Paris, with a video tour on its site.
Weddings and receptions
The official site does not offer weddings. It does offer private hire, called privatisation, and a quote request. A company reception, a vernissage-style evening or a brand cocktail can be discussed with the team, who will say what is possible around the exhibition schedule.
Rooms and capacities
The space covers 300 m2 over two levels: a ground floor and a basement. The operator gives three configurations. The first is a showroom or pop-up store. The second is the gallery left bare or set up for exhibitions. The third is a seminar and workshop layout. The site gives no guest capacity, so request seated and standing numbers for your layout.
The gallery runs its own exhibition programme, with shows listed for the coming weeks. Hire dates therefore depend on the calendar. Ask early, especially for a multi-day showroom.
Catering
The official pages do not describe catering. Ask whether you may bring your own caterer, and whether a kitchen or a service area is available.
History and setting
The gallery shows contemporary art, mostly photography, drawing and painting, and publishes a catalogue of past exhibitions. An earlier exhibition text describes the basement as a set of large vaulted cellars. The address is in the Saint-Roch district, a short walk from the Tuileries garden, the Place Vendôme and the Palais-Royal.
Getting there
Rue Saint-Roch is in the center of Paris, between rue de Rivoli and avenue de l'Opéra. The Tuileries and Pyramides metro stations are nearby, and several bus lines serve the area. The district is pedestrian friendly, so ask the team about deliveries and loading before a showroom installation.
