A chance to meet DAC members in a relaxed environment. Friday 08/05/26, 1 - 3pm

Are You Listening? is the debut collaboration from Cardiff-based vocalist, producer and Disability advocate Rightkeysonly, and Bristol-based producer, educator and creative practitioner Vice beats.

Disability Arts Cymru are thrilled to have received a silver award at Diverse Cymru's Cultural Competence Scheme.

You are welcome to bring your work, ideas to share, or simply to join to chat and to get to know other DAC members in a relaxed environment.

Dyddiau Du currently have an open call for their first issue, with the deadline Friday May 10th. Submissions are open to prose, essays, poetry, art writing & visual art from Welsh/Wales-based writers and artists, or anyone who otherwise has a connection to Wales. We're of course encouraging of submissions by D/deaf, Neurodivergent, and Disabled artists & writers.

A showing of work by 9to90 creative community, responding to Welfare State experiences. Facilitated by Jack Moyse & Menna Buss.

A ground-breaking history of modern Britain that puts the experiences of disabled people to the fore for the first time.

Dates: 18 April - 27 June Effaith is an exhibition showcasing disabled perspectives on one of the most urgent issues of our time: the climate crisis.

"I am a visual artist living and working in Wrexham, Wales. My new exhibition, ‘Unreadings’ (2026), currently on at Mostyn Gallery, is the first time I’ve explored the tension I experience between reading and writing as someone with dyslexia."

The workshops will be led in Welsh, English and BSL. BSL interpretation will be available throughout.

A chance to meet DAC members and see Gemma Green-Hope CELF Commission exhibition: ‘O dan y wyneb’

It’s that time of the year where we ask you to renew your DAC membership to follow UK General Data Protection Regulations [GDPR].

We are thrilled to be collaborating with Creative Cardiff to create monthly networking events for Disability Arts Cymru members.

Join artist Bev Bell Hughes for a hands-on ceramics workshop. Bev is one of the artists featured in the Effaith exhibition with Disability Arts Cymru, and in this relaxed session she will guide participants through working with clay to create their own ceramic pieces.

Join us for aBritish Sign Language (BSL) exhibition tour, offering an opportunity to explore the artworks and ideas behind Effaith in an accessible and engaging way. The tour will introduce key works in the exhibition and highlight the powerful ways disabled artists are contributing to conversations about climate, environment and justice.

We are thrilled to be collaborating with Creative Cardiff to create monthly networking events for Disability Arts Cymru members.

DAC Artist Booker Skelding creates inclusive artwork by making 3D tactile photo relief prints from 2D images. Booker has made 3D tactile relief prints for each piece of artwork in DAC's National Touring Exhibition, Effaith, making the work accessible through touch.

Join DAC artist Eileen Harrisson at Galeri for a hand stitch workshop alongside Effaith: Disability Arts Cymru's National Touring Exhibition.

From talking plant puppets to drag personas, original dance to contemporary beats, each 10 minute show explores an aspect of Disability from the artists lived experiences.

Unreadings presents a new body of work by Wales-based artist Paul Eastwood, exploring language as both material and site of struggle.