The entrance to the venue is off Castle Hill.

Audience access to the space is from Castle Hill, down the small road next to La Casetta. This entrance is step free. what3words: https://w3w.co/tones.chat.goals

It is close to Lancaster train station and 5 minute, uphill walk from the bus station.

You can park on Castle Hill or Dallas Rd.

It is in an older part of town, there are inclines and the pavements are uneven.

About the venue

The Upper Priory Hall is a venue and bar, with tables and chairs to seat up to 90 people, with some space for standing as well.

It is an upstairs venue but there is step free access from Castle Hill.

A green room can be made available for performers.

There is an accessible toilet and baby changing facilities.

Assistance dogs are allowed in the venue.

There isn’t an induction loop in the venue.

If you have any questions about accessibility, email thehall@thecoffeehopper.com

The entrance to the venue is off China Street.

It is close to Lancaster train station and 5 minute, uphill walk from the bus station.

Atkinsons is on a main road but has no private parking. You can park on Castle Hill or Dallas Rd.

It is in an older part of town, there are inclines and the pavements are uneven.

About the venue

The Hall is a cafe and bar, with tables and chairs to seat up to 50 people, with some space for standing as well.

A green room can be made available for performers.

There is an accessible toilet and baby changing facilities.

Assistance dogs are allowed in the venue.

There isn’t an induction loop in the venue.

If you have any questions about accessibility, email thehall@thecoffeehopper.com

You can get to MoorSpace by car, the nearest car parks are:

• Edward Street, Lancaster LA1 1QH
• Charter house Car Park Bulk Street, Lancaster LA1 1PU

There’s more detailed information about how to get to MoorSpace on the Dukes website.

About the venue

Moor Space is fully accessible to wheelchair users and has an accessible toilet.

There isn’t a hearing loop.

You can get to the Gregson centre by car or taxi. You can also come by bus or train, followed by an uphill walk.

There’s detailed information about transport and parking on the Gregson Centre website.

About the venue

Lancaster Jazz Festival gigs will take place in the ground floor hall at the Gregson centre, which is wheelchair accessible.

There is no hearing loop in the venue.

The Gregson Centre is also fully dog friendly, with water and treats provided in the cafe bar.

Lancaster Priory is 500 metres from Lancaster rail station.

You can access Lancaster Priory on foot via the medieval Priory Steps at the top of St Mary’s Parade, or from Castle Park passing the Crown Court.

For Sat Nav: LA1 1YZ.

If you need disabled parking, please call the Priory office on 01524 65338 in advance to confirm availability.

About the venue

Though Lancaster Priory is a heritage building, it is wheelchair accessible from the main door, centre aise and north aisle, sanctuary, Gaia Cafe with wheelchair accessible bathroom.

Get in touch with Lancaster Priory in advance so they can make sure there are the right number of wheelchair spaces with reserved PA seats.  They can reserve a parking space in advance too.

The hearing loop is on all the time.

The nearest disabled parking bay is in the Lancaster City Council car park opposite the venue.

You can be dropped off and picked up in a taxi in front of the venue.

The nearest taxi rank is at the bus station, around a 500m walk away.

About the venue

You can get in the venue in a wheelchair and there are no steps.

Smoking is allowed in the outside areas of the venue.

A green room can be made available for performers.

There is an accessible toilet.

The bar is step free.

Assistance dogs are allowed in the venue.

There isn’t an induction loop in the venue.

If you have any questions about accessibility, email hello@kanteena.co.uk