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Jam Factory Art Center is a contemporary art institution in Lviv that organizes exhibitions, theater, music, educational and community-oriented projects. The institution is located on the territory of the former Josef Kronik and Son spirits factory, where jams were made in Soviet times. The territory of the art center stretches between three streets – Bohdana Khmelnytskoho, Mekhanichna, and Novoznesenska, and its area is 3410 square meters.
ADDRESS
Ukraine, Lviv City, Pidzamche district
The main entrance – 124 Bohdana Khmelnytskoho St.
Getting to the art center by car:
- Entrance to the parking lot – 5 Novoznesenska St.
Getting to the art center by public transport:
- For bus stop “Фабрика повидла” (read “Fabryka Povydla”) use buses № 19, 20, 48, 156, 25.
- For bus stop “Промислова” (read “Promyslova”) use tram №6.
Getting to the art center by taxi:
- Uklon, Bolt, or Uber to address: 124 Bohdana Khmelnytskoho St.
Working Hours of exhibitions, cafe, and bar
Working Hours of exhibitions, cafe, and bar
The Stammering Circle exhibition
Faktura 10 presents The Stammering Circle, an exhibition that opens in Lviv at the Jam Factory Art Center on June 21, 2025.
The Stammering Circle, a distributed exhibition on view at locations throughout Lviv, addresses disruption as dysfluency—a “stammering” that makes room for the pause essential to the exhibition of art in the context of war. A noisy business, war is voluminous, invasive, and serially destructive. It intercepts the continuum of time, breaks our understanding of cause and effect, violently occupies the everyday, and challenges the basic tenets of existence.
The Stammering Circle is a project of Faktura 10, curated by Marta Kuzma, Chief Curator and Artistic Director. The foundational sites of The Stammering Circle exhibition are the Jam Factory Art Center, Dim42, and the Machine Hall of Lviv Polytechnic National University.
Duration: June 21 – November 2, 2025
Historical Exhibition
The Jam Factory’s Historical Exhibition is a journey through time that unveils the history of a remarkable building and the enterprises it housed in Lviv’s former industrial suburb.
Permanent exhibition, admission free
Mon-Sun 10:00-21:00
The exhibition does not work during a power outage.
Location: second floor of Neo-Gothic Tower
JAM CAFE
JAM BAR
Jam Bar is located in the tower and offers a uniquely intimate atmosphere. By the warmth of the fireplace, guests can enjoy signature cocktails inspired by the essence of wines. Each cocktail is like its own bottle, blending distinct ingredients and aromas.
Fri 15:00-22:00, Sat-Sun 13:00-22:00
View the menu here
Spaces
Spaces
Exhibition Halls
The exhibition hall, together with the exhibition halls in the basement, is located in the revitalized space of the former “Joseph Kronik and Son” factory.
These spaces are adapted for the art center’s temporary exhibitions, such as “Our Years, Our Words, Our Losses, Our Searches, Our Us,” “In the Memory of the One Who Keeps the Memory,” and “Structures of Reciprocity.”
Tower
The neo-gothic tower was built in the 1910s and has a total of four floors. The Jam Shop will be located on the first floor, and a historical exhibition about the Znesinnia district, the Kronik family and production in Soviet times will be located on the second floor. On the third floor, there will be a Jam Bar and a summer terrace with a view of the High Castle.
Auditorium
The auditorium is a space in a black cube that extends from the tower and contains a stage for concerts, lectures, and performative projects.
Novo 1
Novo 1 has sufficient space and technical support for various events: theater performances, film screenings, lectures, etc. In the basement of the space, there is a shelter, which the residents of the Pidzamche district actively use. In the Soviet period, the building was used as a warehouse for a perfume factory.
AIR Space
Air Space (artist-in-residence-space) is a multidisciplinary space that combines an art workshop for residences with a cozy courtyard for meetings and communication, located at the address 5 Mekhanichna St. Exhibitions, rehearsals, workshops, lectures, discussions, and film screenings take place here. The opening of AIR Space happened in 2020.
Jam Cafe & Jam Bar
Jam Cafe – the art center’s café, offering European-Ukrainian cuisine with Asian accents and modern presentation.
Jam Bar – the art center’s bar, located on the third floor of an old tower with a terrace, featuring a unique intimate atmosphere. By the warm fireplace, you can enjoy signature cocktails inspired by wine.
Table reservation contact: +380678652323
Parking
Parking rates:
- First 30 minutes – free of charge
- 1 hour – 10 UAH
- 24 hours – 100 UAH
Parking rules:
- Starting from the 31-st minute – 10 UAH/per hour
- Fine for the lost parking ticket – 200 UAH
- Cashless payment
Three charging stations are located near the building on the Mekhanichna St, 3
General Information
Visitor Regulations
- Being in the Art Center while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is prohibited. Visitors who violate the established order will be forced to leave the territory of the Art Center.
- During an air raid alarm, you must use the shelters of the Art Center.
- Commercial and private photo shoots with professional cameras on the territory must be agreed in advance at the reception of the art center or online on social networks. The cost of shooting is 500 UAH/hour or 1000 UAH/hour for wedding photo shoots. Payment can only be made online using the official payment details to support the institution’s activities.
Inclusiveness
The ground territory of the Art Center, the exhibition hall, and the cafe are accessible for wheelchair users. Unfortunately, the historical tower could not be reconstructed due to its status as an architectural monument.