Le TLM can host private and corporate events for up to 270 guests standing or 100 seated, in a third place on the Petite Ceinture railway in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. Two rooms and a garden terrace can be booked, each suited to a different format, and the team publishes a brochure and a quote request form for organisers.
Seminars and company events
The Mezzanine is the room for meetings, team-building sessions, receptions, afterworks and exhibitions. It has its own independent entrance, a sound system, a kitchen and private restrooms. A screen and a video projector are installed. It holds 90 people standing or 50 seated, which suits a department meeting, a client evening or a small launch.
The larger Rez-de-Rail takes conferences, cocktails and seated dinners, and also concerts, dance nights and sports broadcasts. It has a 12 square meter stage, a giant screen with a video projector, and a professional bar and kitchen. A company can use it for an all-hands meeting or a year-end party that moves from presentations to a reception in the same room.
Rooms and capacities
The Rez-de-Rail is a bright, multi-purpose room with a cathedral ceiling eight meters high and large openings onto the outside. Its capacity is 270 people standing or 100 seated. The Mezzanine holds 90 standing or 50 seated. The garden terrace seats up to 150 guests from March to October and 45 from October to March.
The official page does not list theatre or classroom layouts. If you plan a working session with rows of chairs or tables, ask the team which configurations they can set up and with how many seats.
Catering
Le TLM runs a restaurant and bar, open Tuesday to Sunday. The Rez-de-Rail has a professional bar and kitchen, and the Mezzanine has its own kitchen. The official text does not say whether an outside caterer may be used or whether the in-house team handles every event, so confirm this when you describe your project.
History and setting
Le TLM describes itself as a third place on the Petite Ceinture, the former railway ring around Paris. The stretch that hosts it, between the Rosa Parks and Corentin Cariou sections, reopened to the public in 2020, and the renovation of the venue followed from that opening. The garden terrace is partly sunny and partly shaded. The ground floor houses La Textilerie, a creative space for textile reuse with a thrift shop and a sewing workshop. The venue also hosts community and association events and keeps an open exhibition wall for artists.
Getting there
The entrance is at 105 rue Curial in the 19th arrondissement. Guests go up to the second floor by the stairs or the lift. They can also walk in along the Petite Ceinture, entering at 97 rue Curial or 177 avenue de Flandres. Dogs are not admitted, except guide dogs, because the kitchen is open.
