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Trigger

Chicago, IL

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About This Location

Trigger is a 3600 sq ft funky, wide open loft space on Chicago's North Side...think Soho In Chicago.

From photoshoots to castings to recordings to events, it all happens here.

Notes from AVVAY

This loft space for rent has tons of vibe! If you're searching for photo shoot locations, a venue for an event, or anything in between -- Trigger is a great choice!

Location Perfect For

Recording Studios
Photo Studios
Venues

Space Type

Commercial

Capacity

150 people

Amenities

Heating
Bathroom
Load-in Ramp
Wheelchair Accessible
Security / Alarm System
Coffee Maker
Microwave
Wireless Internet
Air Conditioning
Van And Trailer / Bus Parking
Refrigerator
Accessible Power Outlets

Cancellation Policy

Flexible

Full refund of deposit for cancellations made two full days prior to reservation time.

Deposit Amount

50% Deposit required

Equipment

* full access to kitchen and kitchenware
* business class wifi
* integrated sound system (just plug in your phone/computer). Separate mix in each room or linked.
* 2 linkable 42" LED screens on rolling carts
* seating for 25 (including couches)
* 3 6 foot plastic folding tables
* 2 large wood tables, 1 small
* small PA for toasts with mic - not suitable for band/DJ

Rules

We don't like rules but we have some! 150 guests max for events. All events have to end by midnight - time for cleanup until 1am. No smoking.

Space Features

Bathroom Details

2 ADA bathrooms

Number of Chairs

104

Number of Parking Spaces

Stay set up during multi-day reservations?

Yes

Food Allowed?

Yes

Liquor License?

Stage Available?

Technical Specifications

PA System Available?

Yes

Power Specifications

400 amps, 4 circuits in front room, 4 circuits in back room. Circuits are split in quad outlets - one circuit on top two outlets, one on the bottom two. The east walls use 2 dedicated circuits and the west walls use another 2.