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The Queen's Hall started off life as Hope Park Chapel in 1823 (later becoming the church of Newington and St Leonard's) and continued as a place of worship until 1976, and continues to thrive as one of Edinburgh's oldest and most varied independent live music, comedy and spoken word venues.

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Find full accessibility information on The Queen's Hall website.

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The Queen's Hall have Sensory Kits containing ear defenders and other tools designed to make your experience enjoyable and relaxing. If you would like to use one of these, please either call 0131 668 2019 or email Info@QueensHallEdinburgh.Org to book in advance or ask for it at the Box Office when you arrive or from an Usher if the show has started.

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Please get in touch with the Box Office to join their Access Scheme - a quick phone call or email is fine, you won’t need to complete a form or send anything. The Box Office is open Monday-Friday from 10am to 2pm. You can visit in person, call them on 0131 668 2019 or email them any time at boxoffice@queenshalledinburgh.org.

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