M9 is an international cultural district in the heart of Mestre, not distant from the Venezia Mestre train station and from the A4 highway exit. M9 is an urban regeneration intervention which combines some historical buildings with an iconic new construction, signed by the award-winning studio Sauerbruch Hutton. M9 District is composed of versatile spaces ideal for events, meetings, corporate parties, convention.
Auditorium M9
Ideal place for conferences, conventions and projections; the Auditorium M9 is equipped with a 4k screen, audio - video control room, and a stalls of 188 seats plus 2 seats for the disabled, VR - Virtual Reality viewers, power outlets to recharge the devices mobile, and Wi-Fi network. It is possible to stream on social networks and remote control the signal in another room in the M9 district, in the case of events with a capacity that exceeds the available seats.
Foyer M9
The Foyer is dedicated to welcoming guests and is reachable directly from the entrance of the museum building. It can be used as a place for coffee break, welcome cocktail or at the end of an event for a closing toast.
M9 Lab
M9 Lab is a versatile space with a maximum capacity of 50 people - on the second floor of the Museum - suitable for seminars, press conferences, workshops and team-building activities. A large window overlooking the roofs of the historic center of Mestre illuminates the space with natural light. Equipped with Wi-Fi network, projection screen, desk and seats with customizable set-up.
Third floor
M9 offers the opportunity to live the unique and exclusive experience of an event set up directly in the space dedicated to temporary exhibitions of M9. Suitable for gala dinners (140 seats), corporate parties, showcases and conferences.
The Cloister
The former Convent of the Grazie, dating back to the sixteenth century, becomes a meeting place and prestigious setting for festivals, concerts and cultural initiatives.
The Cloister represents a unique place that has kept untouched the charm of its historic architecture thanks to a conservative restoration. It has a large internal courtyard and the space of the former convent is divided into three floors. The courtyard has been equipped with an innovative roof in steel and Polyester / PVC sheeting which guarantees protection from atmospheric agents.