Pop Up Spaces for Rent in Chicago, IL

FAQs about Pop Up Spaces in Chicago, IL

What events can I host in pop up spaces in Chicago?

Did you know that pop up spaces are incredibly versatile? You can rent a pop up space in an art gallery or studio to plan a corporate event, product launch, or brand awareness event. If you are planning a culinary experience, such as a themed dinner or chef collaboration, explore Chicago’s restaurants, kitchens, or blank canvas venues. You can also plan a concert or fashion show in the city’s clubs, live music venues, or performance spaces. Are you ready to create memorable and impactful events tailored to your needs? Start exploring your options today.

What are the best pop-up spaces in Chicago?

Here are a few of our favorites:

Vintage space at Wicker Park Bucktown - Host your pop up in a unique space where art, materials, and history mix. The venue fits up to 85 people with various seating options for $200 per hour.

Natural Light Studio at Clove Studios - Plan your event in this 1,000 square foot high-end studio on North Ravenswood Avenue for up to 20 guests for $80 per hour.

Golden Years Cocktail Bar at Golden Years - Plan your event in this bar on West Chicago Avenue. The bar has an open floor plan with large windows opening onto the bustling street and an inviting patio. The bar accommodates up to 60 seated guests and 70 total for $45 per person.

How much does it cost to hire a pop up space in Chicago?

The cost of short-term spaces in Chicago for pop up events will vary depending on the type of venue you need for your event. To help you start your search for a suitable venue, we’ve compiled a list of the average prices for short-term rental of several types of event spaces from our platform: 

• Gallery or Studio - $50 to $200 per hour, or $480 to $2000+ per day
• Restaurant - $100 to $350+ per hour, or $2,600+ per day
• Blank Canvas Venues or Kitchens - around $200 to $1500+ per hour
• Live Music Venues, Performance Spaces, or Clubs - $80 to $18,000+ per day

You will find that there are many other venue types suitable for pop-up events in Chicago. The cost of each usually depends on its size, capacity, and popularity. Remember, you can always try negotiating the final price with the venue management.