Disability Art and Culture Project

A festival is a celebration; it is an opportunity to express the glad tiding that I still live and can still do whatever it is that I do.” – dancer, Art Honeyman 1940-2008 ** BUY PAPERLESS TICKETS FOR THE FRIDAY 4/27 and SATURDAY 4/28 PERFORMANCES! Last year’s performance sold out, so reserve your spot and [...]

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Join DACP for an amazing night of film, music and spoken word this Saturday March 10 at Zoomtopia. The evening will be a benefit for the fifth Disability Pride Art and Culture Festival April 20-28. Would you like to help out at the fundraiser? We are looking for a few more volunteers. If interested, contact [...]

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Organization The mission of the Disability Art and Culture Project is to further the artistic expression of people with both apparent and non-apparent disabilities. We view disability as a natural and valuable variation of the human form. We believe affirmative disability identity is intertwined with racial, gender, social, and economic justice. DACP accomplishes this mission [...]

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Bloom: Inclusive Arts Vibe Performance Saturday, May 14th  7pm Sunday, May 15th  3pm Location: Zoomtopia 810 SE Belmont Cost: $10.00 Bloom will feature new work, including three solos, and bring back old favorites “Purpabulous” and “Rippling Wings.” Inclusive Arts Vibe (IAV)  Dancers:  Rachel Esteve Rachel is a senior at Cleveland High School and has Down [...]

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The Disability Pride Art and Culture Festival is only a week away! This year’s festival features disability activist Eli Clare, writing workshops, and performances by dancers and workshop participants. It will be held April 22-24 at the new Zoomtopia performance space in Southeast Portland. Click Here For Festival Details Here’s a glimpse at some of [...]

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