Living large makes us beautiful

The studio is dedicated to the performing arts and is a modulable space that can be used for a conference or, thanks to its retractable stands, for a cocktail or gala dinner. Located on the ground floor.

Designed to host screenings and conferences, the Wendel Auditorium has a projection system and a fixed screen. It also has remarkable acoustics thanks to its harmonious wave ceiling designed by Shigeru Ban.Located on the ground floor.

Equipped with modern and comfortable design furniture, this space is perfectly designed for business meetings. A retractable partition divides the room into two areas, both equipped with an overhead projector. Located on the 1st floor.

Adjacent to the Centre Pompidou-Metz restaurant, the Salle Constellation is an exceptional setting for prestigious meetings or meals. Its large bay windows offer a view of the new Amphitheater district.Located on the 1st floor.

A monumental space topped by the impressive translucent roof of the Centre Pompidou-Metz, the Forum hosts exceptional events. With its large windows, the space opens onto private gardens in the summer. Located on the ground floor.

A unique exhibition space in Europe with an 18m high wall, the Grande Nef was designed to accommodate large-scale works and large-scale receptions.Located on the ground floor.

Glazed on two ends, Galleries 1, 2 and 3 offer superb panoramic views of the city of Metz, with a sumptuous view of Metz Cathedral from Gallery 3. An exceptional setting for unique events.Located on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor.

Entirely private, the South Garden is made up of a mineral area that houses a terrace, and a planted area with birch trees and works of art. It is also home to the Paper Tube Studio (PTS), in which the Centre Pompidou-Metz was imagined, designed and created by Jean de Gastines. Like a large tube made of cardboard tubes and equipped with portholes, it is the ideal place for a cocktail party or a summer gala dinner.