Entire Venue at The Gite Gallery
Gallery
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Whole venue
2024 Alabama Street, Houston, TX 77004
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Greater Third Ward, Houston, TX
About this space
Loved by seasoned art collectors and novices alike, The Gite Gallery will take you on an amazing African journey with its colorful and bold art.
Housing one of the most comprehensive and beautiful African art collections in the country, The Gite Gallery offers a spectacular array of art that will enliven any space.
Housing one of the most comprehensive and beautiful African art collections in the country, The Gite Gallery offers a spectacular array of art that will enliven any space.
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Prices
Sunday
12:00 pm –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Per hour
12:00 pm –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Note:
All prices include sales tax.
Monday
Closed
Note:
All prices include sales tax.
Tuesday
Closed
Note:
All prices include sales tax.
Wednesday
Closed
Note:
All prices include sales tax.
Thursday
10:00 am –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Per hour
10:00 am –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Note:
All prices include sales tax.
Friday
10:00 am –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Per hour
10:00 am –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Note:
All prices include sales tax.
Saturday
10:00 am –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Per hour
10:00 am –
6:00 pm
from
$300
hire fee per hour
Note:
All prices include sales tax.
Minimum booking duration:
4 hours
Capacity
Standing
up to 75
Dining
up to 45
Catering and drinks
No in-house catering available
External catering allowed
Buyout fee for external catering
Kitchen facilities available for guests
No alcohol provided by the venue
No BYO alcohol allowed
Facilities
Music & sound equipment
Play your own music
Bring your own DJ
No noise restrictions
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Accessible toilets
Ground level
Accessible parking spot available
Lift to all floors
Cargo lift
Rules of the space
Allowed events
No promoted and ticketed events allowed
No wedding licence
No temporary Event Notice (TENs) available
Host rules
No smoking in the building
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Cancellation policy: Standard 60 day with Grace Period
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About The Gite Gallery
The gallery features beautiful and unique art and artifacts that include original paintings, hand-carved wooden statues, bronze sculptures, tribal masks and hats, brightly colored textiles, select vintage accent furniture, and more, all from sub-Saharan Africa.
Located in a charming two-story brick house, built in 1943, The Gite Gallery has been described as one of the most elegant galleries in the United States. Owner and curator, Lloyd Gite, takes great pride in the fact that the gallery is decorated to look more like a home than a typical “white-walled” gallery.
Lloyd Gite’s love of African art can be traced back to his childhood when he always had an intuitive fascination with the continent. Lloyd’s former career in television journalism led him to travel extensively throughout Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and the Caribbean. Having been to Africa over 35 times, Lloyd recalls how he became the prominent African art dealer that he is today, “I made my first trip in 1976 and immediately fell in love with Africa and was particularly fond of its art. Later, while working as a TV reporter, I began to make regular trips and soon began collecting and selling art out of my home. This passion for African art eventually evolved into The Gite Gallery,” he says.
Located in a charming two-story brick house, built in 1943, The Gite Gallery has been described as one of the most elegant galleries in the United States. Owner and curator, Lloyd Gite, takes great pride in the fact that the gallery is decorated to look more like a home than a typical “white-walled” gallery.
Lloyd Gite’s love of African art can be traced back to his childhood when he always had an intuitive fascination with the continent. Lloyd’s former career in television journalism led him to travel extensively throughout Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and the Caribbean. Having been to Africa over 35 times, Lloyd recalls how he became the prominent African art dealer that he is today, “I made my first trip in 1976 and immediately fell in love with Africa and was particularly fond of its art. Later, while working as a TV reporter, I began to make regular trips and soon began collecting and selling art out of my home. This passion for African art eventually evolved into The Gite Gallery,” he says.
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