Flexible setting
The industrial character, polished finish and roomy layout work for corporate gatherings without feeling overly formal.
Al Quoz
Warehouse Four is an event space and studio in Al Quoz with an industrial-meets-professional feel. It has hosted corporate town halls, product launches, small concerts, film screenings and weddings, with a flexible layout that can include a mezzanine and café area.
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The industrial character, polished finish and roomy layout work for corporate gatherings without feeling overly formal.
Reviews describe the team as responsive and professional from planning through execution, including help coordinating caterers and equipment.
The venue is reported to have up-to-date audio and lighting equipment, useful for shows, launches and presentations.
A mezzanine, office room and café area give organisers more than one functional zone, with one review estimating capacity up to 200 people.
Customers have used it for small parties, product launches, performing arts, screenings, workshops and corporate meetings.
Several visitors report substantial parking, including a large area in front of the venue, though availability varies by timing.
The venue’s café corner and air conditioning have been noted as useful touches during events and screenings.
Book early. For a weekday event, arrive early or plan alternative parking; one review says weekday spaces can be extremely limited.
Use navigation. Follow navigation and look carefully for the entrance: signage is limited and the doorway can resemble a generic warehouse side door.
Confirm booking. Ask about the booking process before planning; a customer reported that event bookings were handled by email only.
Check acoustics. If you are recording a podcast or photos with audio, ask about sound control because passing traffic has affected recordings.
Ask about cooling. For busy-night events, confirm the ventilation and air-conditioning plan, as one review found the space hot and stuffy.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
The venue has hosted the Dubai Motorcycle Film Festival, bringing the motorcycle community together for an evening event.
WrestleFest DXB is one of the recurring events customers associate with the venue.
Customers have attended recurring pop-up theatre shows at Warehouse Four.
The venue has also been used for pop-up cinema screenings.
Reviews identify an indoor podcast and photography studio area, though recording acoustics may need checking.
The entrance can look like a generic warehouse side door, with limited signage for first-time visitors.
One visitor found the venue out of the way and semi-difficult to reach, so allow extra time for arrival.
Weekday parking has been reported as extremely limited, with some visitors needing to park elsewhere in the block.
The recording room and outdoor trailer were described as not sound-proof, so passing cars may affect audio.
A review noted that busy nights can feel hot and stuffy when ventilation and air conditioning struggle.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
event of 5-7 hours
“They have a flat rate of Aed 5,000 for an event of 5-7 hours”Google review · June 2022
The Bottom Line
Warehouse Four is a flexible event space and studio in Al Quoz, used for corporate town halls, product launches, weddings, workshops, screenings and small concerts. The warehouse look is softened by a café corner, while the mezzanine and spacious floor give organisers useful room for gatherings of up to about 200 people. It is also a regular setting for community and performing-arts events, including the Dubai Motorcycle Film Festival and pop-up theatre and cinema shows.
The strongest practical advantage is support during setup. Reviews describe helpful, professional coordination from planning through execution, including connections to caterers and access to event equipment. Another attendee specifically mentioned modern audio and lighting, which matters for presentations, performances and launches rather than just casual parties.
Getting there needs a little preparation. Some visitors found the venue out of the way or difficult to spot, with an entrance resembling a generic warehouse door. Parking reports vary: there can be a large area outside, but weekday availability has also been described as extremely limited, and RTA paid parking is mentioned.
For recordings, ask about sound control first; a passing car has reportedly caused rumbling. One customer reported a flat AED 5,000 rate for a five-to-seven-hour event, but confirm current pricing and terms directly.