entertainment
James Mortimer, 1863
130 Hoxton Street, N1 6SH
Hoxton Hall was originally built in 1863 by James Mortimer, in the traditional music hall architecture style, with the intention to combine instruction with amusement. It is a Grade 2 Listed Plus building and one of 5 Music Hall's left.
Old Street
Shoreditch High Street, Liverpool Street, Hoxton
67, 394, 243, 242, 149
All detailed information on travel can be found in this link: https://www.hoxtonhall.co.uk/your-visit/
We have a lift to all floors and are able to adapt the tour to accommodate access needs. Please do email reception@hoxtonhall.co.uk if you would like to know more, need support or will be using a wheelchair.
Past meets present as Hoxton Hall opens its doors on Saturday September 16 with tours of the Grade Two listed historic Music Hall.
Originally built in 1863, the building has seen many changes reflecting the diversity and voices of local people and is still a thriving performance and community venue. With the Lady of the Manor as your tour guide, learn about the history of Music Hall and explore every nook and cranny of this architectural marvel, and even step foot on the very same stage where countless performers have left their mark!
As well as experiencing Hoxton Hall, visitors can also enjoy the collection of Pollock’s Toy Museum and special performances. This much-loved collection of puppets, optical toys, teddy bears, games and traditional toys - including some of their wonderful toy theatres - will capture imaginations.