🚆 Slow travel: better for the planet, better for you. But what about access needs? Our Director Jo Verrent tested it. Trains to IETM in Finland, sleeper logistics, luggage struggles, language barriers, cost trade-offs. Would she do it again? Read more: bit.ly/4pdfCAy

What is it to hold and be held, and what relationships exist in this act of carriage? Being Carried is a powerful, intimate theatre experience from @kaiteoreillyo.bsky.social and Danial Bawthan aka Wheelsmith. 📅 24 - 26 July, Kuala Lumpur 🔗 Book now: bit.ly/4oYIZGL

We launched a guide to embedding access riders at work - pair it with neurodivergent artist Aby Watson's honest reflection on what it really feels like to use one in practice. 🔗 bit.ly/4eaUXab

We're hiring! We're looking for an Operations Manager to lead and strengthen our systems. Keeping our organisation running efficiently and accessibly so we can keep championing disabled artists. 🔗 Find out more and apply by Friday 7 August, midday: bit.ly/4eZom8B

We offer the Anti-Exploitation Academy because it's work we need to do too. 4.9/5 ⭐ across 28 reviews. "Refreshing to see an organisation doing this work honestly and truthfully." Free, on-demand. Join us. 🔗 bit.ly/3YpzBzi

Two years in. £290,000 in grants. 31 organisations changed how they do access. 70+ took a closer look. 170+ hours of free advice. Here's what we learned running the West Yorkshire Accessibility Programme. 🔗 bit.ly/4y1IQX6

Access riders are powerful - and disabled artist Steph Bailey-Scott knows exactly why. Watch her BSL vlog to hear her experience, and explore our new guide on embedding access riders in the workplace. 🔗 bit.ly/3XrJIEm

Introducing our new level one Allies: East Bank, Fierce Festival, Lakeside Arts, Transform, Warwick Arts Centre, and WOW Foundation. These organisations have committed to working with us for the next 12 months. Together, we're building a more inclusive arts sector. 🔗 Find out more: bit.ly/4f0FCJx

Nadenh Poan and Stopgap reimagine the wheelchair as something that can hold more than just a body - bold movement, irresistible rhythms, joy for all ages. 🎟️ RO-TES-រទេះ on tour this summer across Wales and England: bit.ly/4oG6GDd

Meet the Venice Fellows ✨ Alumni artists, Jennifer Booth, Dominika Jackowska and Jameisha Prescod are heading to Venice for the 61st Biennale. Over a month-long residency in partnership with British Council, they'll be invigilating, connecting with artists, and developing their creative projects.

We fund boundary-pushing work that might struggle to find a home elsewhere. Because change happens when the industry chooses to book work by disabled artists. Our mission hasn't changed. But we've sharpened how we talk about what we're looking for and why. 🔗 Find out more: bit.ly/4uSfZSW

Early bird tickets on sale now for Unlimited Symposium 2027. Book while you can - places are limited. 💡 Three-days at East Bank, London exploring disability arts, creativity, and what cultural exchange can do when it leads to real change. 🎟️ 15-17 March: bit.ly/49s4rgP

"Mummy, what's wrong with that man's legs?" A playful, joyous new children's circus show from Head Over Wheels explores the absurdity of navigating an everyday world not built for everyone. Catch it in Oxford this weekend. 🎟️ Get your tickets: bit.ly/46LWDoG

Last chance to apply! Applications close midday on Monday ⏰

Our new resource, How to embed access riders in the workplace, answers key questions arts workers need to better support artists. But what does it look like from an artist’s perspective? Christopher Samuel shared his experience on our blog: bit.ly/3URpBg7

⏳ One week left to apply. We’re inviting disabled curators, creatives and producers to join the selection panel for the Unlimited Partner Awards - helping shape what gets commissioned, supported, and funded. Apply by Monday 15 June, midday. 🔗 bit.ly/UnltdPanel

Rudy Kanhye explores the forgotten histories of indentured immigration, uncovering stories buried by time, trade, and silence. Working with archival materials and glass prints, his practice reflects on what is visible and hidden, tracing legacies of empire, migration, and transcultural solidarity.

Say hello to Flo 👋 They joined the Unlimited team as our Operations Administrator in October and we're so happy they're here. Musician, community arts worker, disabled artist - Flo brings so much to what we do. Read their full intro on our blog: bit.ly/4oakcyT

Roy Claire Potter's new sound installation creates a month-long listening environment shaped by an autistic approach to communication. Meaning is carried through pattern, rhythm, texture and environment - not just words. 🗓 27 Jun – 1 Aug, Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff 🔗 bit.ly/46IRjlW

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 The Big Thing is coming to Wales! Early bird tickets on sale now. Find all the info below.

⏳ Two weeks left to apply. Equity in the arts isn't just about who makes the work - it's about who decides. Disabled curators, programmers, and producers: join our panel. Apply by Mon 15 June, midday. 🔗 bit.ly/UnltdPanel

Applications still open - we want to hear from you!

We've put down roots in Wakefield. Come find us, work alongside us, and be part of what we're building. Our new accessible hub at Wakefield Exchange. This space belongs to all of us. Full access info: bit.ly/4uLx80s

Something special has arrived at our Wakefield hub ✨ Disabled artist Sofia Barton just transformed our Wakefield hub and we can't stop looking at it. Phulkari patterns, fidget spinners, mobility aids - it's all in there. 🌸

For some, a holy pilgrimage to Lourdes is all prayers, candles and holy contemplation. For this mad bunch of disabled kids, it’s bevvys, mucking about and getting off with each other - and definitely no miracle cures! This play by Laurence Clark is touring the UK. 🙏 Book now: bit.ly/4sJABLx

Not sure how to respond to an access rider? You're not alone. We're marking Global Accessibility Awareness Day with a new free guide for the arts sector. Covering everything from what access riders are to embedding them in your organisation. 🔗 bit.ly/4nGjSaR

🗳️ You belong at the table. Join our panel and help decide which disabled artists get supported and which work gets made. Apply by 15 June, midday. Full details: bit.ly/UnltdPanel

Here's our plan for 2026-27. One year. One mission: commissioning extraordinary work from disabled artists until equity exists across the entire cultural sector. We're working towards the day we no longer need to exist. Until then, we keep going. 🔗 bit.ly/4wVMaCH

Unlimited Symposium 2027. Three days bringing together disabled artists, cultural leaders and changemakers from around the world. One shared goal: making real, lasting change for disabled-led arts globally. Early bird tickets on sale June 2026. Register your interest now: bit.ly/4nxG32S

🗳️ You belong at the table. Join our panel and help decide which disabled artists get supported and which work gets made. Apply by 15 June, midday. Full details: bit.ly/UnltdPanel

You’re invited to go gently into the garden of [im]possible dreams. 🌱 Experience a new 3D collage exhibition by the *conditions apply collective, exploring entanglements between nature, chronic illness and possibility at Norfolk and Norwich Festival. 🗓️ 9-24 May, Great Yarmouth. 🔗 bit.ly/4vWGlEd

25% of the UK is disabled. 100% of the artists we commission are. Disabled artists belong at the centre of culture - not the margins. Meet the artists shaping the future of culture: bit.ly/4mYn5Ck

1 in 4 people are disabled. Cards for Inclusion helps your team explore the barriers they might not see and find creative ways to remove them. Free to download and play. One session can shift a lot. 🃏 bit.ly/3OVVxwg

Disabled artists know the drill. No access info on the website. A dressing room up three flights. An access rider nobody reads until the day. Find out how West Yorkshire venues are changing that and use our free resource to check your own space: bit.ly/3GQ6f7R 🏛️

The arts sector talks a lot about inclusion. But if your contracts, pay, and policies don't back it up - that's not inclusion. That's representation without protection. 1 in 4 people are disabled. The Anti Exploitation Academy helps organisations actually get this right. 🔗 bit.ly/3YpzBzi

Are disabled people in your audience - or just in your access statement? If your comms aren't inclusive, you're missing people who want to engage (1 in 4 people in the UK!). We've put together a guide to help: bit.ly/4jXqA95

Still calling disability a niche? 16.8 million people in the UK are disabled. That's 25% of the population. Disabled talent exists across every level. The question is whether your org is built to welcome it. Resource here: bit.ly/4bEMta2

Gen X Gen Z eavesdrops into the real-life conversations of Tink and Abra Flaherty. Parent and child, Gen X and Gen Z, talking Tom of Finland, breastfeeding, men, and raving decades apart. Just another Tuesday. 📍 Brighton Dome | Sun 10 May 📍 Cambridge Junction | Thu 14 May 🔗 bit.ly/41FhYgJ

591 disabled artists applied to our Open Awards. We funded 11. That gap is a signal the whole sector needs to hear. Disabled artists are ready - is the funding landscape? Read Jo Verrent's full reflection. 👉 bit.ly/3O8jXGU

What does it mean to grow up in a climate crisis? 🌱 You Have Done This Before is an interactive exhibition and communal shrine from Radha Patel and Umulkhayr Mohamed (DARCH Collective) exploring climate grief in young people. 📍 @typawb.bsky.social | Sat 18 Apr – Sat 27 Jun 🔗 bit.ly/3NGwTUo

Announcing the 2026 Open Awards artists. 11 disabled artists. £463k in commissions. Work that shifts perspectives, sparks joy and reimagines what's possible. Commissions range from £15k seed funding to £80k for major productions. bit.ly/4dOwJEX

Micro in name only. 10 projects across West Yorkshire are sharing £74,010 in accessibility funding, every grant chosen by our disabled panel. The ideas are anything but small. Thread below 🧵

Six pairs of disabled artists. Twelve creative visions crossing borders, oceans, and time zones. 🌍 Meet the artists selected for the latest round of British Council and Unlimited Micro Awards chosen by a disabled-led panel. 🔗 bit.ly/47oV00u

Bullyache presents a brutal breakdown of power and the elite. A Good Man is Hard to Find draws on the 2008 financial crash and the “Cremation of Care” ceremony; an annual ritual ceremony where the global elite banish their guilt. 🗓️ Thu 7 - Sat 9 May, Sadler's Wells East 🔗 bit.ly/4kUQaN6

Artwalk is tomorrow! Join us for a drop-in art workshop from 5-8pm, and hear Sofia talk about her new work in the space at 6:30pm ✨

A children's circus show that asks big questions - and celebrates disability with joy 🎪 Head Over Wheels' "Mummy, What's Wrong With That Man's Legs?" features acrobatics, movement and storytelling for all ages. Schwarzman Centre, Oxford, Sat 13 - Sun 14 June. BSL interpreted. 🔗 bit.ly/46LWDoG

⏰ One week left to apply to join our team ⏰

🎪 Four commissions up for grabs Lavrak Circus are teaming up with Start Thurrock to support artists creating accessible, bold, family-friendly circus work for outdoor and community spaces. Expression of Interest deadline: 30th of March 2026 More information and apply: bit.ly/4bk5sJ3

EXXY (Aussie slang for that's expensive, mate) takes us on an epic and tender journey to where Dan Daw began. Working class. Queer. Disabled. With very little - and everything to say. 🗓️ Weds 6 – Thurs 7 May, The Lowry 🔗 bit.ly/3V6f4hy

Artist Tamm Reynolds returns as their alter ego @midgittebardot.bsky.social in a show combining musical theatre, movement, live art and drag. Shooting From Below is what happens when you gaslight a dwarf star to the point of combustion. 🗓️ Thurs 9 - Sat 11 April, Southbank Centre 🔗 bit.ly/4udjljJ