The Ferme de Gally in Saint-Denis rents three rooms for company seminars, study days, conferences, product launches and team building, with capacities from 30 seated to 130 standing. The farm is a working three-hectare market-garden site on avenue de Stalingrad at the gates of Paris, a 10-minute walk from the Saint-Denis Université stop on metro line 13. A dedicated events team and professional Gally facilitators run the day.
Seminars and company events
The company page offers three formulas: a seminar, a team-building day and a celebration. For a seminar, the farm provides one or more equipped rooms and handles the welcome, breaks and meals, with a short visit of the farm at the moment that suits the group. The team assists with the organization on the day, and programming can follow a company's CSR commitments.
A study-day package is sold for groups of 5 to 30 participants. It covers a breakfast welcome with hot drinks, apple juice from the Gally farms and pastries, a lunch prepared by a local caterer, drinks through the day, an equipped working room with Wi-Fi, a screen and a projector, and a Gally team member for coordination.
Weddings and receptions
The farm does not present weddings. The offer is for company events, and a company celebration is one of the three formulas.
Rooms and capacities
Les Ateliers measures 118 m² and holds 50 seated or 80 standing. La Halle measures 127 m² and holds 90 seated or 130 standing. La Grange measures 100 m² and holds 30 seated or 50 standing. Outdoors, a 3,000 m² picnic area and a 200 m² courtyard serve for open-air events and green breaks.
Catering
The study-day package includes a lunch from a local caterer. For other formulas, the farm says it plans the welcome, breaks and meals, but it does not list menus. Ask what is in house and what is brought in.
History and setting
The site belongs to the Fermes de Gally, a family farming business active in the Île-de-France since 1746. The Saint-Denis farm keeps vegetable crops and farm animals. A pilot urban greenhouse of 360 m², designed with architects Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, supports a project to reduce carbon impact and produces fresh goods that are sold locally.
Getting there
The farm is at 114 avenue de Stalingrad, 93000 Saint-Denis. The Saint-Denis Université stop on metro line 13 is a 10-minute walk away.
