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[Image Description: A promotional poster for a photography exhibition titled "20 Years Later: The (In)Accessibility of Ontario", presented by The Disability Collective. The design features a black background with two monochrome photographs in pink tones: one of a Black man in a wheelchair looking directly at the camera, and another of two people, one of whom uses a wheelchair, viewing framed artwork in a gallery. The text reads: “20 YEARS LATER” in large bold pink font, followed by “The (In)Accessibility of Ontario” in white and pink. Below, smaller text explains: “A photography exhibition showcasing the shortcomings of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.” Event details are below: October 9–26, 2025, at Daniels Spectrum, 585 Dundas Street East, Toronto, with a TD Ready Commitment logo as a supporter. The bottom of the poster includes the website: www.thedisabilitycollective.com in pink]
October 9-26, 2025
Daniels Spectrum
585 Dundas Street East, Toronto
20 Years Later: The (In)Accessibility of Ontario is a photography exhibition showcasing the shortcomings of the AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act) and the longstanding impacts on the d/Deaf and disabled community in Ontario, marking the 20th anniversary of its enactment. This exhibit will highlight barriers that the d/Deaf and disabled community face in accessing public spaces, and showcase how to remove these barriers and make spaces more accessible for everyone in our community.
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[Image Description: A theatrical-style poster for The Disability Collective’s production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The background is deep red curtains with a marquee stage design. At the top, white text reads: “The Disability Collective Presents.” Below is the iconic Rocky Horror logo: large red lips biting a tooth, placed above a lit-up marquee sign that says: “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” in bold black dripping font. Underneath, text reads: “Featuring an All-Deaf Shadow Cast. October 28th & 29th at 8PM | Buddies in Bad Times Theatre.” The website link “thedisabilitycollective.com/rockyhorror” is listed below. The bottom has sponsor logos: TD Ready Commitment and Community One Foundation. Accessibility icons indicate mandatory masking, ASL interpretation, open captioning, and audio description]
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October 28 & 29
8 PM - 10:30 PM EDT
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
12 Alexander Street, Toronto
Let's do the time warp again! Back by popular demand, don't miss a screening of the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show featuring an all-Deaf shadow cast! Come sing, dance, and sign along to kick off your Halloween!
Damnit, Janet! Let's make Halloween accessible!
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[Image Description: The Disability Holiday Festival graphic, featuring a light blue background with snowflakes. At the top is The Disability Collective logo in black. Below are the words "The Disability Holiday Festival" in a cursive font. Below are the words "Sunday, December 7, 2025 | 11 AM - 5 PM”, "Wychwood Barns", "Crafts | Food & Drinks | Gifts | Games", and "Free Admission", all in capital letters. All text is in blue. At the top left and right corners are bunches of flowers in red, cream, and grey colours. At the bottom left and right corners are green evergreen trees. At the bottom is a layer of snow. In the centre of the snow is a blue booth with snow and a sprig of holly on top. The roof of the booth has dark blue vertical lines on it. In the centre of the booth is a kinara, mittens, a snow globe, a cake on a cake stand, a plate of jelly donuts, a menorah, and a dreidel. Underneath is a string of lights. Below the booth are the words "thedisabilitycollective.com" in blue capital letters. To the left and right of the booths are stacks of wrapped presents in blue, white, and yellow hues]
The Disability Holiday Festival
Sunday, December 7
11 AM - 5 PM EST
Wychwood Barns
601 Christie Street, Toronto
Join us for the fourth annual Disability Holiday Festival! The Festival will feature work created by disabled artists while celebrating the diversity of the holiday season in Toronto. Stop by to shop arts and crafts made by local disabled artists, participate in multiple community-building events such as a free photo booth and a card making station, listen to live music from disabled musicians, and enjoy food & drinks from community vendors to keep you warm and cozy!
The Disability Holiday Festival will allow disabled artists to showcase and sell their work in a fun and community-driven environment, while celebrating the holiday spirit. This family-friendly event will be a fun and festive opportunity for the community to come together, experience and engage in art, and enjoy the holiday season.
Join us for FREE on Sunday, December 7 at Wychwood Barns!
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