This is an updated post from our archives: The British Paraorchestra, now known simply as Paraorchestra, continues to thrive as…
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This is an updated post from our archives. Music for Youth’s annual proms at the Royal Albert Hall celebrated inclusion…
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When Naidex returns on the 22nd and 23rd March at the NEC Birmingham this year, it will bring much-enjoyed accessible activities at…
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The True Colors Festival is a long-running international festival of performing arts that celebrates diversity and inclusion and embraces the…
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This year's Unlimited festival at the Southbank Centre showcases the work of D/deaf and disabled artists with many FREE events…
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Drake Music host live events this summer. Musicians, makers, technologists and sound artists come together to make music inclusive for…
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Launched in 2018 to provide a progression route for some of the UK’s most talented young disabled musicians aged 11…
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If you’re disabled, there’s a strong likelihood that you’ve never had a chance to play a traditional musical instrument, whether…
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The National Open Youth Orchestra, an orchestra for young disabled people, is currently looking for new members (deadline Sunday 8th…
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Just in time for Christmas, the British Paraorchestra has released its first single, True Colors. Joining forces with a number…
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