Manhattan · NYC

Galleries in Manhattan

White walls, controlled light and a floor built for crowds.

10 curated venues · from $175/hr · up to 300 guests

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West Village Gallery Space — event space in West Village

West Village Gallery Space

West Village, Manhattan
$1,565 / hour
200
Industrial Loft and Art Gallery — event space in Hell's Kitchen

Industrial Loft and Art Gallery

Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
$175 / hour
100
LES Storefront Gallery — event space in Lower East Side

LES Storefront Gallery

Lower East Side, Manhattan
$300 / hour
60
Private Event Space and Gallery in Chelsea — event space in Chelsea

Private Event Space and Gallery in Chelsea

Chelsea, Manhattan
$350 / hour
115
White Space in the Heart of the Gallery District — event space in Chelsea

White Space in the Heart of the Gallery District

Chelsea, Manhattan
$875 / hour
250
Sunny and Spacious Downtown Art Gallery — event space in Hudson Square

Sunny and Spacious Downtown Art Gallery

Hudson Square, Manhattan
$1,000 / hour
150
Poster House — event space in Chelsea

Poster House

Chelsea, Manhattan
$1,666 / hour
275
Immersive + Interactive Downtown Art Experience — event space in Tribeca

Immersive + Interactive Downtown Art Experience

Tribeca, Manhattan
$1,200 / hour
300
Classic Tribeca Loft Gallery Showroom — event space in Chinatown

Classic Tribeca Loft Gallery Showroom

Chinatown, Manhattan
$2,000 / hour
50
Bright Tribeca Gallery — event space in Tribeca

Bright Tribeca Gallery

Tribeca, Manhattan
$250 / hour
85

Booking a gallery in Manhattan

There are 10 galleries available to rent in Manhattan on Venues NYC. Every listing below shows real photographs, the actual hourly rate and the host's own description, and you book directly with them.

Our gallery inventory concentrates in Chelsea, with more in the West Village, Tribeca, Chinatown and the Lower East Side. Chelsea is the deepest because that is where the gallery district is — the same spaces that hang shows during the week are available for evening events.

They work best for exhibitions, brand launches, private views, fashion presentations, panels and standing receptions. They work least well for seated dinners and anything loud: the hard surfaces that make a gallery good to look at make it acoustically live, so plan for sound treatment or amplification if anyone needs to be heard from a podium. Also confirm what you may attach to the walls — in most galleries the answer is considerably less than you would hope.