Brunel Museum

Just under 200 years ago, Isambard Kingdom Brunel made history building the world’s first underwater pedestrian walkway beneath the Thames. To access the tunnel, Londoners had to descend a wooden staircase into a gigantic cylindrical stone shaft, 70 feet underground. These days, the London Overground runs through the tunnel, but most of the shaft is still there and still accessible to you and I. The unique historical setting and unusual echoing acoustics make this a remarkable contemporary performance space. Come and join us at the Brunel Sessions for a musical experience unlike any gigs you’ve attended before.