The Albany is located at Douglas Way, Deptford, SE8 4AG. A short walk from several stations with step-free access. It’s about 250 m from Deptford Station, 450 m  from New Cross Station and around 700 m from Deptford Bridge Station. All three stations offer lifts for step-free access to their platforms. 

If travelling by bus, there are several routes serving the area with stops on New Cross Road and Deptford Church Street, from which it’s an easy walk to the venue.

If you require parking or a drop-off by car or taxi, there is limited disabled parking at the rear of the building, and free Blue-Badge parking is available nearby at a car park on Frankham Street. The nearest drop-off point for taxis or cars is on Idonia Street, about 1 minute from the entrance.

The Albany is committed to being an inclusive and accessible venue. All spaces within the building that will be used for this event are accessible. Fully accessible toilets are available. Tickets for wheelchair users will be available.

Please note that BULLYACHE includes the use of strobe lighting. Loud music will be present throughout all performances. The café/bar will remain open for the duration of the event and will be available for conversation and drinks between sets. During performances, the café/bar will operate as a lower-sensory space, with standard lighting levels and low-volume ambient music.

For further accessibility information, please visit the venue’s website or contact them directly via email.

Accessibility at the Albany

access@thealbany.org.uk

Hoxton Hall is located at 130 Hoxton Street, London N1 6SH. The venue is well-served by public transport: the nearest station is Hoxton Station on London Overground with step-free access. Alternatively, you can use Old Street Underground Station.

The closest bus-stop listed for Hoxton Hall is St Leonard's Hospital (KC) bus stop. Street-parking is very limited so driving is not recommended, public transport tends to be the easiest and most accessible option.

The main entrance has an automated door and wide step-free doorway, and once inside, the ground floor (including the reception, main hall floor, bar/foyer and some meeting rooms) is wheelchair-accessible.

There is a lift servicing all floors, so rooms and facilities on upper floors are also reachable by users with mobility needs. 

Accessible toilets are available on the ground floor, basement and second floor. Please note that the balcony levels (galleries) are only reachable by stairs, so seating there will not be accessible for wheelchair users. We have allocated some single event tickets on the ground floor which are reserved for those with physical access needs and a companion.

For further accessibility information, please visit the venue’s website or contact them directly via email.

Accessibility at Hoxton Hall

reception@hoxtonhall.co.uk

Space Talk is located at 18–20 St John Street, EC1M 4AY, in Farringdon, a short distance from Farringdon Station.

Farringdon Station is served by London Underground, Thameslink and the Elizabeth line. Step-free access is available at Farringdon Station for the Elizabeth line and Thameslink services. Please note that the Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines do not have step-free access to all platforms.

Space Talk is also accessible by bus. It is a short journey from Farringdon Station bus stops, served by routes 40, 63, 341 and N63. It is also a short journey from Barbican bus stops, served by routes 4, 56 and 153.

The front entrance has two steps but step-free access is available via a folding ramp. An accessible toilet is available, and all toilets are gender neutral. The back lounge is accessed via two steps and is not step-free, the area where performance are happening is fully physically accessible and located on one level. Extra seating can be arranged on request, and staff are happy to assist with access needs. During events, the venue can become busy and noisy, particularly during peak times; however, there is a space towards the front of the bar where noise levels are generally lower.

For further accessibility information please contact the venue directly via email: HELLO@SPACETALKLONDON.COM

We offer a concession ticket rate and have worked to keep ticket prices as low as possible. We ask that those who are able to afford the full ticket price choose this option, as we are a non-profit festival and all funds are reinvested into the future of the programme. A limited number of further reduced-price tickets will also be released through our partner venues and local community groups. If cost is a barrier to attending for anyone who would like to come, please email us, we will always do what we can to support access.