Hoxton Hall
A historic Victorian venue with an intimate, atmospheric setting, Hoxton Hall provides a distinctive stage for KalaSudha’s Indian classical music performances.
About Hoxton Hall
Hoxton Hall is a beautifully restored Victorian music hall, offering a rare blend of historic charm and contemporary creativity. Its intimate scale, warm acoustics, and character-rich architecture make it an inspiring space for performances that thrive on closeness and connection. Situated in the heart of East London’s vibrant arts scene, the venue brings audiences and artists together in a uniquely immersive setting.
Location & Directions
130 Hoxton Street, London, N1 6SH
Past Events
Previous KalaSudha performances at this venue
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Hoxton Hall in Hoxton, London, by Overground, Underground or bus?
Hoxton Hall is at 130 Hoxton Street, London N1 6SH. The nearest station is Hoxton on the Overground, about a five-minute walk, and it has step-free access. Old Street on the Underground is 10 to 15 minutes on foot, and Liverpool Street is about 20 minutes. Buses 149 and 242 run from Liverpool Street. Hoxton Hall advises checking your journey, and your route home, before you travel.
Is there parking near Hoxton Hall in London, and can I drive there?
Hoxton Hall advises against driving. Parking on Hoxton Street is limited and charged on weekdays from 7.30am to 6.30pm, and the street closes on Saturdays for its market. The hall sits inside London's Ultra Low Emission Zone, close to the Congestion Charge zone. Cyclists can lock up at The Hoxton Trust Community Garden, two minutes' walk away. The hall's travel pages do not mention Blue Badge bays, so call reception on 020 7684 0060 before your visit.
Is Hoxton Hall in London step-free and wheelchair accessible, and are there accessible toilets?
Most of Hoxton Hall is step-free, and a lift serves all floors. The box office, the Main Hall ground floor, the studios and the toilets are wheelchair accessible, and the Main Hall floor has movable seating. The first and second floor balconies are reached only by stairs. Accessible toilets are on the ground floor, basement and second floor. Carers can get a limited number of free tickets. The hall does not list a hearing loop. For access needs, call 020 7684 0060 or email [email protected] before your visit.
What is Hoxton Hall in London like as a concert venue?
Hoxton Hall's Main Hall is a Victorian music hall built in 1863 and listed Grade II*. It keeps original features, among them the raised stage and the cast-iron balconies. It seats 231, balconies included, or holds 350 standing. The ground floor has movable seating, and stairs lead up to the balconies.
Where can I hear live Indian classical music in London, and which venues does KalaSudha use?
You can hear Hindustani (North Indian) classical music live in London at London Ragas, KalaSudha's concert series in London. Its evenings are baithaks: the audience sits close to the musicians. London Ragas can take place at different venues across London, and KalaSudha plans to add more baithaks in other parts of London. KalaSudha is based in London, so every concert tour it organises also plays London once.
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