Le Livart

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.

Le Livart is presented here as a Montreal wedding venue research profile for couples considering an arts-focused setting with rentable rooms. The candidate official Livart website lists weddings among the event types for which several rooms can be rented.

This record remains review pending. The current candidate website consistently uses “Livart,” while the existing CWG title is “Le Livart”; only one distinctive title token matches. Although the candidate site lists the same Montréal address and telephone number as the legacy record, that legacy information cannot establish identity under this profile’s evidence rules.

Review status and identity check

The candidate official website is a live Livart domain with English room-rental information, Montréal contact details and explicit wedding context. It therefore provides useful current planning information, but it does not meet the required two-distinctive-title-token identity match for an Active profile of “Le Livart.”

A manual reviewer should confirm whether “Le Livart” and “Livart” are the same current trading identity before this record is activated. No closure inference has been made.

• Candidate official name used on the site: Livart.
• Existing CWG listing title: Le Livart.
• Identity blocker: one distinctive title-token match.

Services and specialization

The candidate official Rooms page says that several rooms are available for rental for conferences, film shoots, photoshoots, receptions, cocktail parties, birthdays, weddings, fundraisers, launches, corporate events and private events. It lists a large room, gallery, small workshop, studio room, rooftop terrace, interior courtyard, work space and catering space.

For wedding planning, the published information supports an event-space rental enquiry rather than a conclusion that every room or configuration is available for every wedding. The FAQ says that special packages are offered for weddings and simultaneous rental of several rooms; details should be requested directly.

• Published wedding context: weddings are included in the room-rental event list.
• Published room types include indoor, gallery, courtyard and rooftop options.
• Wedding package terms are not detailed on the reviewed pages.

Service area and who it may suit

The candidate website lists 3980 Rue Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC, H2W 2M2, Canada. It may suit couples seeking a Montréal reception or ceremony setting with a gallery and former-presbytery context, particularly those open to combining spaces or arranging their own vendors.

The room page describes the interior courtyard as suitable for ceremonies and private events. The rooftop terrace is described for photo opportunities, cocktail parties and private events. Couples should confirm their intended ceremony, dinner and dancing format with the venue rather than assuming a published room description guarantees that use.

• Location shown by the candidate site: Montréal.
• Potential formats documented: receptions, weddings, ceremonies, cocktails and private events.
• Room availability and permitted wedding setup require direct confirmation.

Confirmed features and practical limitations

The candidate site documents practical features for specific spaces. The large room has a separate Saint-Denis entrance and direct kitchen access; its listed amenities include a bar, ice machine, beer fridge, cloakroom area, sound system, projector, screen, adjustable lighting and six washrooms. The site lists it at 120 seated or 250 cocktail guests.

The gallery is listed at 70 seated or 120 cocktail guests, while the courtyard is listed at 70 seated or 100 cocktail guests. The FAQ also says most rooms are air-conditioned, and describes an elevator, freight elevator, family washroom and a request-ahead ramp for gallery access. These are documented features, not endorsements.

• Large room: 120 seated / 250 cocktail, according to the candidate official page.
• Gallery: 70 seated / 120 cocktail; courtyard: 70 seated / 100 cocktail.
• Practical limitation: room capacities and accessibility arrangements should be reconfirmed for the selected date and layout.

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The English room page shows the gallery from $2,000 plus taxes, but also says prices vary by event type, schedule and time of year. That listed figure is not presented as a wedding package price.

The candidate FAQ says special packages are available for weddings and that the catering kitchen can be rented for $350, with no frying permitted. Couples should request a written wedding quote that identifies the exact room or rooms, rental hours, taxes, kitchen use, staffing and any additional charges.

• Published gallery reference price: from $2,000 plus taxes.
• Published catering-kitchen reference price: $350.
• A room-specific wedding quote is needed before comparing costs.

Contact and booking

The candidate Livart website lists the telephone number (514) 880-3980 and shows online booking options from its room pages. The FAQ directs visitors to contact the venue for pricing for a specific event.

For a useful response, couples should identify the event as a wedding, give their preferred date, estimated guest count, desired ceremony and reception format, and note whether they are considering one room or a multi-room rental.

• Candidate-site telephone: (514) 880-3980.
• Candidate-site email shown in its footer: info@lelivart.com.
• Online room booking links are published on the candidate site.

What couples should confirm

Ask the venue to confirm the legal business identity associated with the current Livart website as well as the proposed rental agreement. This is especially important while the CWG record remains review pending.

For the event itself, confirm the room-specific guest limit, access times, gallery-art restrictions, food and beverage requirements, licensing guidance, technical needs, accessibility setup, parking and final pricing. The FAQ states that guests may bring their own alcohol and select their own caterer, but these arrangements should be confirmed in writing for the specific booking.

• Whether the current Livart identity is the business listed by CWG as Le Livart.
• Date availability, room combination and capacity for the intended setup.
• Alcohol permit, caterer, kitchen and insurance requirements.
• End time, sound needs, setup, cleaning, deposit and cancellation terms.

Continue planning

• Canada Wedding Guide venue directory
• wedding planning guide

Frequently asked questions

Does the candidate Livart website mention weddings?

Yes. Its English Rooms page includes weddings in the list of events for which several rooms are available to rent, and its FAQ says special packages are offered for weddings.

What capacities are published for Livart spaces?

The candidate site lists the large room at 120 seated or 250 cocktail guests, the gallery at 70 seated or 120 cocktail guests, and the interior courtyard at 70 seated or 100 cocktail guests. Confirm the applicable layout with the venue.

Can a couple use their own caterer or alcohol?

The candidate site’s FAQ says clients may choose their own caterer and bring their own alcohol, with venue guidance on obtaining a RACJ meeting permit at contract signing. Confirm the requirements in writing for the proposed event.

Why is this listing review pending?

The current candidate site uses the name “Livart,” while the CWG record is titled “Le Livart.” The source does not meet the required two-distinctive-title-token identity match, so manual identity confirmation is needed before activation.

Sources checked

• https://canadaweddingguide.com/le-livart/