Seven House Gallery
35 Meadow St, Brooklyn, NY 11206
holds 75 · +1 646-954-5219 · sevenhousenewyork.com
3 listings across 3 nights · since Oct 2023
Located in East Williamsburg, this space was designed to cater to the blossoming arts community in the neighborhood. Perfect for gallery openings, pop up shops, small parties, film screenings, listening parties and photo shoots. We have installed a state of the art sound system and projector system. The gallery features track lighting throughout the 750 square foot room with dimmer option. Our chandelier also has a dimmer. We are on street level, with a large glass garage door that can easily be opened and closed with the push of a button. The nearby L train (Grand Street Station) makes our gallery easy to access from Manhattan. We can accommodate 75 guests comfortably. We have partnered with Gramercy Flowers for all your floral decor needs, and even offer extensive options for furniture rental as well.
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Three listings are too few to say what is typical here, so this page is the nights themselves.
The cast, and where else it plays
Seven names have been billed here, none of them twice. Two have a record in a room with a name.
- Maki3 nights in the record · most at Rash (1) and SOBs (1)
- Pha$e3 nights in the record · most at Bossa Nova Civic Club (1) and Hart Bar (1)
Five more names appear on no other listing in the record.
Every night it has held 3 nights
2026
- Fri 1 May 2026A-P All Night - Open BarDJ A-P · A-P Events23 going
2025 — 1 listing
- Fri 5 Sep 2025Deep Sync: ChandelierPha$e, N S, Maki + 2 more · Deep Sync, Ryan Vancuren5 going
2023 — 1 listing
- Sat 14 Oct 2023Afrocubanismo w/ Adewale Agunbiade-MayeAde · Diaspora Film Club49 going
Every listing this room has held, newest first, each one a link to its own night. The names are whoever was billed, first three by bill order; the account is whoever filed the listing. A record this short can afford each listing's own title, price and hour as well as its names, which is why a room with hundreds prints none of them.