The Venue
Islington Union Chapel
Those that haven’t stepped foot inside the Union Chapel in Islington are in for a treat. Nestled in Highbury Corner, north London, the 124 year-old, grade two listed chapel is an outstanding example of high gothic Victorian architecture.
Designed by James Cubbitt and constructed in 1877, the chapel is both intimate and dramatic – the perfect music venue. The breathtaking octagonal main room comes complete with intricate pews and carved banisters – creating a sense of drama and tradition.
Importantly, the chapel’s layout means you’ll be up close and personal to all the performers. The chapel’s ground floor is wheelchair friendly, and a fully-licensed bar will be open throughout the night.
Where?
How do I get there?
Union Chapel . Compton Terrace . Islington . London . N1 2UN
How do I get there?
The nearest tube is Highbury and Islington on the Victoria line. The nearest overland train station is also at Highbury and Islington.
Bus routes serving the Union chapel are: 4/19/30/43/271/277/279
If you plan to use public transport please visit www.tfl.gov.uk