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House of Digital Art
Located at 6 Edith Cavell Street, just a short walk from Port Louis’ Victoria Urban Terminal, the House of Digital Art was once set right in the middle of one of the city’s busiest and most connected areas.
Located at 6 Edith Cavell Street, just a short walk from Port Louis’ Victoria Urban Terminal, the House of Digital Art was once set right in the middle of one of the city’s busiest and most connected areas.
Venue Type: Galerie d'artPermanently Closed
House of Digital Art (HoDA) used to be one of those venues in Port Louis that stood out without trying too hard. Set inside an 18th-century heritage building, it had a raw, slightly unconventional feel that made it different from more typical event spaces.
The stone walls, high curved ceilings, and old-style windows and doors gave the place a strong sense of character, with clear influences from the French colonial period. At the same time, the courtyard offered a quieter corner where people could step away from the city for a bit.
Even though it covered more than 600 square meters, HoDA never felt overwhelming. It blended naturally into the city while still feeling like its own space – part gallery, part event venue, part creative hub.
Over time, it became a go-to spot for all kinds of events. From cocktail evenings and product launches to fashion shows, dinners, seminars, and team-building sessions, the space adapted easily depending on what was needed.
With parking available nearby and a dedicated team handling events, House of Digital Art was, for a while, one of those places people turned to when they wanted something a little different from the usual venues.
