MeetFactory

I was there at the Baby Lasagna concert and except for the fact that it was overcrowded it was amazing and I really enjoyed it.

It is simply unique place with exhibitions, concerts, cafe etc. Fully art spirit. If you want to visit no need to purchase ticket in advance. Just go and have your ticket in pub. It is also nice to have couple of drinks just opposite of railways. Fully recommended.

Very cool place with art exhibitions, a bar and Live shows. We came specially for a show we booked a long time ago and this was our reason for flying to Prague.

Very cool venue! We saw Ka Baird & A Hacksaw & a Hawk, both of which were amazing. Great sound system & good beer. Highly recommended.

Went to see BC,NR, first time there. Small art venue with friendly staff and cheap bar with great selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. Easy access from the tram stop, accessible with wheelchairs as well. Would like to come back.

Went there to see a band. Location is really cool and the staff very nice. I was impressed with the sound system, seldomly heard such clear vocals. Absolute slay 💫

Went there for a concert and it was such a nice experience. The venue staff was really kind and they somehow made it bearable even in the horrible heat. Thank you:)

The staff there was extremely rude and nonchalant towards people who needed first aid, i was at a 2hollis concert and somebody there was injured and came to the bar area probbaly expecting help from the staff but my own mother who isn’t even from Czech had to fix the boys hand. And what is absurd is that the staff ignored the poor boy when he asked for first aid himself. The staff gave him an ice pack even though the boy was clearly in pain. The security did not know how to speak english even though that should be a normal necessity for a guards job. I tried communicating multiple with the security in English but i either got ignored or they spoke their native language to me. I asked questions about the policy of showing ID and i got ignored by the security and i had to ask the staff who didn’t really know either. The only plus about my experience is that i met the artist who I was coming to see there. And some of the staff seemed to be high and only a few seemed functional enough to talk. Get better staff and security and treat people better and get a first-aid kit.

It's in the middle of nowhere but it's still such a great venue to see life music performances. It's small but roomy and the sound is great. You can also come see some exhibitions and other random events - check out their website to see what's happening.

Though I'm glad to have stopped here on my recent trip to Praha, I have to admit that I was a bit disappointed by my experience here on the overall. The couple of exhibits were nice (I particularly enjoyed the Ultra High Turba exhibit by a Polish artist), but I think I expected a bit more and for things to be a bit more interactive. I had high expectations about the MeetFactory, and had no problem hauling it by foot over here (it's pretty hard to find); however, things were a bit dead and wished that we would have stopped by for one of the live shows or on a weekend when we would have been able to participate in an event or at least stay for a drink at the cafe. I would still recommend a visit here though if you're in the city and enjoy contemporary art.

Today we checked their website to discover that there are currently four artist shows open to the public. After a long tram ride and walk to this place which is surrounded by collapsing buildings and rusted out trains and trucks, we were informed that two artists were installing their works and thus the entire building was closed! The notion that this is a "factory" space is incorrect. It is actually a small first floor portion of the much larger building. A huge waste of time and energy. Go to the Kampa Museum or the DOX museum to see really grand contemporary art in Prague.