Les Jardiniers in Montrouge can be hired for seminars, company meetings, receptions, dinners, leaving drinks, birthdays and weddings, over 600 square meters and for up to 200 guests. The venue occupies the former municipal workshops of the town, just south of Paris, and runs as a cultural space with exhibitions, concerts, workshops and a restaurant. Organizers book it as an industrial and artistic third place, for professional and private events alike.
Seminars and company events
The privatization page lists business formats first: reception and seminar, company meeting, lunch and dinner, leaving drinks and afterwork, and custom events. The space covers 600 square meters and holds up to 200 people. The official text does not describe a split into separate rooms, so plan on a single large volume that you and the team lay out for the day, and ask about layouts when you send your request.
Because the place hosts an exhibition program, a seminar can sit inside a changing setting. The current show, running until November 22, 2026, is a solo exhibition. Ask the team how the exhibition affects your date and your layout. The venue also hosts conferences and talks as part of its own program, which makes a conference format natural here.
Weddings and receptions
The same page lists birthdays and weddings among the events the venue takes. Private hosts can use the full area for a reception or a dinner, with the on-site kitchen. The venue states a maximum of 200 people, and does not publish a separate figure for seated dinners or for dancing, so confirm the layout you need before you commit to a guest count.
Rooms and capacities
The venue states one figure: 600 square meters, up to 200 people. The opening hours for the public are Tuesday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday depending on the program, and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Private hire is agreed by quote request.
Catering
Les Jardiniers runs a cafeteria-style restaurant with an eco-responsible approach. It cooks with local and seasonal products. Lunch is served Tuesday to Friday from noon to 2 p.m., dinner from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., and a brunch runs on Sunday. For a private event the same kitchen team is the natural partner, and the team can describe the options when you request a quote.
History and setting
The building was part of the municipal workshops of Montrouge, and the venue keeps that industrial character while working as a cultural place. Its program mixes exhibitions, concerts, workshops, talks and residencies, and explores links between creation, ecology and society. The address is 9 rue Paul Bert.
Getting there
The nearest metro station is Mairie de Montrouge, on line 4, which connects the venue to central Paris in a short ride. The venue is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The official site does not list on-site bedrooms, so overnight guests need a hotel nearby. Requests for hire go through the Privatiser page of the venue's website.
