Seminars and company events
DEEP hosts conferences, kickoffs, product launches, galas and company parties for 100 to 500 seated guests or up to 700 standing, always as an exclusive booking. The venue is an underground pillar hall on the grounds of the former Bötzow Brewery, on Prenzlauer Allee in Berlin, a short distance from Alexanderplatz.
Business bookings work on an all-inclusive model. The package covers the space, the technical setup, in-house catering, furniture, service staff, a dedicated event manager and cleaning before and after. Time is booked in blocks of four, six or eight hours, with extensions available. For a conference, the hall can be laid out in classic rows facing the stage, with open areas kept for workshops and networking. Coffee breaks and business lunches come as a buffet, a plated menu or passed finger food. The venue also lists seminars, award ceremonies, incentives, anniversaries, brand experiences, summer parties and Christmas parties among its formats.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings take 100 to 500 guests, with the venue rented exclusively to the couple. The ceremony can be held in the hall, with rows facing the stage or under a floral arch, and the private park outside serves for the champagne reception and photos. The wedding package adds a DJ for background music and the party. DEEP presents itself as best suited to club-style celebrations, and points couples who want a more classic historic setting to its sister venue, the Wartehalle.
Rooms and capacities
The main hall, which the venue calls its pillar cathedral, offers about 800 square meters of floor under a 7-meter ceiling, within roughly 1,500 square meters of usable space. Capacity is 100 to 500 guests with mixed seating and up to 700 for a standing reception. Fixed technology includes a Meyer Sound and Fohhn PA, RCF speakers, two Sennheiser wireless microphones, a Pioneer DJ setup, LED moving lights, RGB up and down lighting, two LED walls and three wall projectors, plus a stage and Wi-Fi. Outside, a private city park with contemporary art gives guests open air between sessions.
Catering
Catering is in-house and included. Guests choose a buffet, a plated menu or flying finger food. Drinks cover wine, Prosecco, draft beer, soft drinks and hot drinks, served by a professional bar team. A street food buffet with live cooking stations and an extended open bar are available at extra cost. The kitchen states that it avoids endangered species and ingredients linked to deforestation, and that its meat comes from documented, welfare-certified sources.
History and setting
Julius Bötzow opened his brewery here in the 1870s, with a large storage cellar and a beer garden, and became a supplier to the Prussian royal court. Much of the complex was destroyed in the Second World War. In the 1990s the cellars hosted illegal techno parties, and in 2011 the site reopened as an event location.
Getting there
The address is Prenzlauer Allee 242 to 247, 10405 Berlin. The venue is well served by public transport, with trams on Prenzlauer Allee and the U2 at Senefelderplatz nearby, and public parking is available in the surrounding streets. Berlin Brandenburg Airport serves the city.
