The Experience is a Glasgow entertainment and events venue who took part in Disabled Access Day for the first time this year. We caught up with Geoff to find out about the Access for All programme that they run and how taking part in Disabled Access Day helped to raise awareness.
Autumn is in full swing! Days are getting shorter and keeping warm is the first thought in most people’s minds. So, stay toasty this November with our top choices of accessible events that will keep you excited this fall!
The Centre for Inclusive Living Perth and Kinross (CILPK) took part in Disabled Access Day for a second time this year. A disability user led organisation, they co-ordinated an event in Perth that brought people and local businesses and organisations together to celebrate Disabled Access Day and start conversations. Find out how they went about organising the event below:
Would you like to manage Disabled Access Day? We want to hear from you!
Back again! We have created a small list of suggestions of fun and factual accessible events to keep the most active and adventurous personalities excited in September.
Find out about accessible events happening all over the country throughout August! From audio described and captioned film showings to after hours workshops in museums, is your next day out on the list?
Glasgow Centre for Contemporary Arts participated in Disabled Access Day this year. Find out about their experience here!
Find out about accessible events happening around the country throughout July. Our list includes captioned and audio described theatre performances as well as BSL interpreted tours.
Disabled Access Day for 2016 is over but there are lots of accessible events and activities year round. Found out about some great events happening across the UK over the coming months!
The new signs have been designed by 10-year-old Grace Warnock, a student at Prestonpans in East Lothian.
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