Hoxton Hall Tickets

Hoxton Hall is in the heart of Londons East End and is well served by public transport.

Train and tube Hoxton Overground 5 min walk Shoreditch High Street Overground 10 min walk Old Street Underground 10-15 min walk Liverpool Street Station 20 min walk Bus routes from: Liverpool Street station: 149, 242 Hackney: 242, 149, 243, 67 Angel: 394

020 7684 0060

Monday to Friday 10 am until 6 pm Saturdays 10 am until 4 pm Sundays Closed to the public

Parking There is limited parking, so public transport is recommended. Avoid driving to Hoxton Hall due to limited parking 7pounds per hr, MonFri 7.30amto 6.30pm. Hoxton Street is closed on Saturdays for the market. We are in the Ultra Low Emission Zone ULEZ and near the Congestion Charge Zone

Visit our accessibility page on our website where you will find more details. Is the venue wheelchair accessible? Yes, the venue provides stepfree access via the main entrance and a lift to all floors. Are there accessible toilets? There are three accessible bathrooms on the Ground Floor, Basement and Second Floor. The basement and second floor are accessible via the lift. Are performances accessible for individuals with disabilities? The groundlevel seating is accessible and seating is movable Are assistance dogs allowed? We allow Assistance animals for the majority of events. Please get in touch prior to the event if you are planning to bring a service animal with you. Are there BSL Signed Performances? BSL Signed performances are available for some winter season shows (see show details for more information).If you have any special requirements or visual/hearing impairment, please get in touch before your visit at reception@hoxtonhall.co.uk, or let us know when making your booking. What support is there for Visitors with medical requirements? We welcome visitors who need to bring medicines, food or soft drinks to manage a medical condition or medical equipment. What support is there for visually impaired visitors? Assistance is available for blind and visually impaired visitors. Please get in touch before your visit at reception@hoxtonhall.co.uk, or let us know when making your booking. What if I have difficulty queuing? Talk to a member of staff at the auditorium entrance if you have a disability that means you cant queue or you need extra time to take your seat. They can arrange priority entry for you as soon as the doors open

Behaviours So that everyone can enjoy our spaces, we politely ask you to follow our house rules and any requests from our team. Be Respectful Hoxton Hall is a place where we want everyone to thrive. Please respect that people entering our building may have different experiences, opinions and ideas. Be Patient Hoxton Hall can be a busy place, and we are a very small team. Things may not always happen as quickly as expected. Please be patient with us and each other. Be Clear Feel free to communicate clearly with us about anything you need or would like us to do. In return, we promise to be as clear as possible in explaining how we can work with or assist you. Be Friendly When communicating with each other at Hoxton Hall, it always helps to be friendly. Be Calm A creative space can sometimes get busy and occasionally pressured, remaining calm in all situations will be much appreciated.

General Information: What is Hoxton Hall? Hoxton Hall, a Grade II* listed performance arts theatre and community centre at 130 Hoxton Street, London, was built in 1863 as a Victorian music hall by James Mortimer. One of the few surviving venues of its kind, it originally entertained workingclass audiences during the industrial era. Later, it became a Quaker mission supporting the local community before evolving into a vibrant cultural hub. Today, it blends its rich history with modern creativity, hosting performances, music events, and community activities, while remaining a treasured landmark of Londons artistic heritage. Our Vision: Everyone thrives through the joy and togetherness of creativity. Our Mission: Hoxton Hall is a creative hub where people feel empowered to pursue their artistic endeavours. We are on a mission to celebrate the rich diversity of East London by connecting and collaborating with our communities, bringing them together with artists in a joyful, equitable space where talent is nurtured. Together, we build creative stairways for everyone to achieve their own potential. Hoxton Hall design features a compact and intimate layout typical of Victorian music halls, with galleries and a flexible ground floor space. This setup allows for standing audiences during concerts, performances, and events and theres an upper balcony with additional seating, though accessibility for the upper level is limited. Please check each events page for the specific layout as this can vary. Is there a bar? Yes, a bar is available, but queues during intervals can make access slower. Help young people in the East End Thrive through the arts. Join our Thrive campaign! Make a donation today and help local young people from East London have the opportunities to thrive through culture. Visit our website for more information on how you can help.