Gallery at MONK SPACE
About this space
All white room with towering 16’ ceilings, aged oak beams, a separate lobby entrance with plate-glass, street-facing windows, and an upstairs Mezzanine green room, overlooking the main floor. Also includes 100 amps (Single Phase) AC, wifi, and two bathrooms. Easy ground floor alley load in from the street.
Prices
Capacity
Catering and drinks
Facilities
Music & sound equipment
Accessibility
Rules of the space
Allowed events
Host rules
There is a truck loading zone at 4406 W. 2nd Street. This allows loading from the street directly into our space through a short pedestrian alley. There is a one-hour limit in the truck zone but with commercial plates, you can stay for longer periods of time.
Damage done to the studio or equipment will result in an extra charge.
No smoking in the building.
Cancellation policy: Flexible with Grace Period
About MONK SPACE
Adaptive use Gallery in the heart of Los Angeles. Our unique complex includes multiple connecting spaces that host artists of all persuasion. Established in 2007, we have welcomed a staggering range of contemporary, classical, and eclectic styles, represented through cutting-edge visual, musical, and immersive events.
The building was built in 1922 and opened its doors as Hoffman's Cash and Carry Department Store. There is still an original, perfectly restored advertising billboard on our Lobby Wall. By the late 20s, Hoffman's went out of business as the country plunged into the Great Depression. It soon reopened, off the grid, during Prohibition as a Speakeasy called the Horseshoe Club! It was rumored to be a hot spot for Swing Jazz, illegal booze, and notorious characters of the 1930s. If only the walls could talk! When we took over the building we did our utmost to restore the warehouses back to their original walls and floors to what you see today!