New York City · Pop-ups

Pop-up venues
in New York City.

Retail pop-ups, sample sales and short-run experiences that need foot traffic and a storefront feel, flexible NYC spaces you can take over for a day, a weekend or a month.

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Spaces built for a short run

Storefronts and open floors in high-traffic downtown neighborhoods, ready for fixtures and quick buildout, browse, or let our concierge match you.

The Immersive Studio, pop-up venue in Tribeca, NYC
Immersive · Projection Mapping

The Immersive Studio

Tribeca·200 standing
Space est. $7,000+
Usually booked for brand activations, product launches and press events, 80 to 250 guests.
Open Soho Loft, pop-up venue in SoHo, NYC
Loft · Cast Iron

Open Soho Loft

SoHo·100 standing
Space est. $12,000+
Usually booked for pop-ups, brand activations and fashion shows, 50 to 100 guests.
Private Dining Loft in SoHo, pop-up venue in SoHo, NYC
Private Dining · Full Kitchen

Private Dining Loft in SoHo

SoHo·65 standing
Space est. $2,400+
Usually booked for executive dinners and press dinners, 15 to 35 guests.
Salmagundi Club, pop-up venue in Greenwich Village, NYC
Art Club · Skylit Gallery

Salmagundi Club

Greenwich Village·150 standing
Space est. $3,500+
Usually booked for receptions, product launches and executive dinners, 50 to 150 guests.
Meatpacking Collective, pop-up venue in Meatpacking, NYC
Designer Townhouse · Storefront

Meatpacking Collective

Meatpacking·250 standing
Space est. $9,500+
Usually booked for press events, product launches and brand dinners, 50 to 250 guests.
Antique Cast Iron Loft, pop-up venue in Tribeca, NYC
Loft · Exposed Brick

Antique Cast Iron Loft

Tribeca·100 standing
Space est. $2,400+
Usually booked for beauty launches, pop-ups and press days, 30 to 100 guests.
Broadway Corner Storefront, pop-up venue in SoHo, NYC
Corner Retail · Whitebox

Broadway Corner Storefront

SoHo
Space est. $10,000+
Usually booked for pop-ups, brand activations and product launches, 50 to 150 guests at a time.
Soho Grand Hotel, pop-up venue in SoHo, NYC
White-Box Gallery · Jazz Club Room

Soho Grand Hotel

SoHo·150 standing
Space est. $12,000+
Usually booked for holiday parties, product launches and executive dinners, 60 to 150 guests.
The Greenhouse Loft, pop-up venue in Tribeca, NYC
Loft · Open Plan

The Greenhouse Loft

Tribeca·100 standing
Space est. $2,400+
Usually booked for holiday parties and company receptions, 40 to 100 guests.
Mr. Purple, pop-up venue in Lower East Side, NYC
Hotel Rooftop · Pool Terrace

Mr. Purple

Lower East Side·250 standing
Space est. $15,000+
Usually booked for brand activations, launch parties and summer events, 150 to 500 guests.
Broadway Whitebox Storefront, pop-up venue in SoHo, NYC
Street-Level Retail · Whitebox

Broadway Whitebox Storefront

SoHo
Space est. $20,000+
Usually booked for pop-ups, brand activations and product launches, 50 to 200 guests at a time.
Penthouse Gallery Loft, pop-up venue in Tribeca, NYC
Loft · Gallery

Penthouse Gallery Loft

Tribeca·85 standing
Space est. $2,400+
Usually booked for press previews and product launches, 30 to 85 guests.
SoHo Street-Level Duplex Loft, pop-up venue in SoHo, NYC
Street-Level Loft · Two Levels

SoHo Street-Level Duplex Loft

SoHo·580 standing
Space est. $25,000+
Usually booked for fashion shows, pop-ups and product launches, 200 to 580 guests.
Chelsea Industrial, pop-up venue in Chelsea, NYC
Industrial Warehouse · Storefront Windows

Chelsea Industrial

Chelsea·1,100 standing
Space est. $30,000+
Usually booked for galas, brand activations and pop-ups, 300 to 1,100 guests.
Tell us about your pop-up →

A pop-up is a store with a countdown. The whole value is scarcity and location, a space that catches the right eyes for the days you're open, then vanishes before it gets old. What you need is flexible square footage in a neighborhood your customer already walks, with a storefront or entrance that pulls people in off the street.

These spaces are built for short runs: storefronts, galleries and open lofts in high-traffic downtown neighborhoods, rentable by the day, the weekend or the month. They allow retail fixtures, custom merchandising and quick buildouts, and, with no booking fee, keep a short-run budget from getting eaten alive by overhead.

What makes a pop-up work

01

Foot traffic and a storefront

The best pop-up space does half the marketing for you. Windows, street presence, and a neighborhood your customer already visits on a weekend.

02

Flexible run length

A weekend, a week, a month. The space should flex to your calendar, with room to build and strike quickly on either end of the run.

03

Fixtures and merchandising

Rails, shelving, lighting you can rework. A space that welcomes retail buildout beats a blank white room you have to fight for every hook.

Popping up in NYC?

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Pop-up venue FAQs

How much does a pop-up space cost in NYC?

Pop-up rentals range widely, roughly $350–$1,000+ per day by neighborhood, size and foot traffic, with weekly and monthly rates often available. No booking fee on our end.

Can I rent a pop-up space for just a weekend or for a month?

Yes, from single days to month-long runs. Tell us your window and we'll price it, including any build and strike days you need.

Can I install retail fixtures and branding?

Most of our pop-up spaces allow fixtures, merchandising and light buildout. Share your setup and we'll match you to spaces that permit it.

Which neighborhoods are best for a pop-up?

Soho, the Lower East Side and Chelsea draw the most relevant foot traffic for retail and brand pop-ups. We'll match you to the right corridor for your customer.

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