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Getting to the Festival
Our venue is St. Paul's Church Steiner School,
1 St. Paul's Road, Islington N1 2QH
On the corner of St.Pauls Road and Essex Road
You can see a Google map here
Car parking space near the venue is extremely limited. You may
find it more convenient to come by public transport or by bicycle.
You can use the Transport for London website to plan your journey
www.tfl.gov.uk You can use our noticeboard on Freewheelers to
arrange liftshares
• If coming from outside London head for Kings Cross or Angel
Islington.
• The nearest tube station is Highbury and Islington on the
Victoria line.
• The nearest overland station is Canonbury.
The following buses run close to the venue:
Coming from Angel Islington (Angel Station) Stop: X
Journey takes around 10 minutes get off on Balls Pond Road - 2
minutes walk from the venue
• Route 341 towards Northumberland Park Tesco
• Route 476 towards Northumberland Park
• Route 73 towards Tottenham T.Hall/Seven Sisters
• Route 73 towards Stoke Newington Common
Coming from Liverpool Street Station Stop:
E
Journey time 15 minutes. Get off at Junction of Forest Road /
Kingsland Road - carry on walking up Kingsland road to the corner
of Balls Pond Road. Turn west along Balls Pond Road, the venue
is another 10 minutes walk.
• Route 242 towards Homerton Hospital
• Route 149 towards Edmonton Green Bus Station
Coming from Old Street (Northern Line) Stop:
N
Journey time 15 minutes. Get off at corner of Balls Pond Rd and
Southgate Road, the venue is another 5 minutes walk down Balls
Pond Road
• Route 21 towards junction of Newington Green and Mildmay
Road
• Route 141 towards junction of Tottenhall Rd and Nth Circular
Rd
Coming from Kings Cross Station, Stop: E
Journey takes around 20 minutes get off on Balls Pond Road - 2
minutes walk from the venue
• Route 73 towards Tottenham Town Hall/Seven Sisters
• Route 476 towards Northumberland Park
• Route 73 towards Stoke Newington Common
Note it you are coming from outside London: some
bus routes now require you to purchase a ticket from a machine
at the bus stop before you can board. There is a flat rate fare
of £2 for any single journey in London
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