Originally built by a publisher in 1904, one of a trio of London dancehalls he built for each of his daughters, Bush Hall is the only surviving of the three.
The building has enjoyed past lives as a soup kitchen in WWII, a bingo hall, a rehearsal space for the likes of The Who, Adam Faith and Cliff Richard in the late ’50s/60s, and finally a snooker & social club in the ’80s/90s, before being restored to its former musical glory in 2001 by present owners Charlie Raworth & Emma Hutchinson.
Today, Bush Hall hosts everything from up and coming musicians, comedy and cabaret shows, wedding receptions, conferences, corporate events to film shoots. The space boasts high ceilings, beautiful acoustics, much history and many stories.