The building was originally established as a marble-cutting factory in the 1880s.
The interior retains original industrial steel beams and vaulted skylights from its manufacturing era.
The venue serves as a regular rehearsal and residency space for various Parisian independent music collectives.
A portion of the site is frequently utilized for local vintage clothing and flea market events.
La Marbrerie is a multifaceted event space and concert hall housed in a former 19th-century marble workshop in Montreuil. The venue retains its industrial heritage through original brickwork, high ceilings, and metallic structures. It hosts a diverse program ranging from jazz, world music, and experimental concerts to dance performances and community markets. The space functions as a creative hub for local artists, featuring an on-site restaurant that sources seasonal ingredients. Its modular layout allows for both intimate performances and larger standing events. Located in the eastern suburbs of Paris, the venue serves as a cultural anchor for the Montreuil artistic community.
The main stage area under the high, vaulted industrial ceiling.
Check the online calendar in advance as the venue often alternates between private events and public concerts.
Arrive early to secure a table if you plan to eat at the restaurant before a show.
The industrial architecture can be drafty in winter; dress in layers.
Do not confuse the venue's location with Champigny-sur-Marne; while the database identifies it as such, the physical address is in Montreuil.
Often closed on Mondays and Tuesdays; programming is lighter during the August summer break.
Casual attire; comfortable shoes are recommended due to the concrete flooring.
