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UK Disability History Month exhibition launch

The launch evening of an exhibition exploring the history of disabled people's activism in the UK.

Date
20 November 2025
Time
18:00 to 20:30
Event type
arts and culture
Format
in-person
Nation / region
England, Greater London
Venue
Demo Museum of Social History (example venue)
Address
1 Example Terrace, London, SE1 1AA
Organiser
Demo Disability History Project (example organisation)
Cost
Free, ticketed
Contact email
exhibitions@example.org

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About this event

UK Disability History Month runs each year from mid-November to mid-December, highlighting disabled people's history and ongoing struggle for equality.

This demonstration launch evening features a curator talk and readings from disabled activists' archives.

What to expect

  • A short welcome speech followed by free time to explore the exhibition.
  • Light refreshments served in a separate, quieter room.

Access information

Accessibility features can change. Please confirm details with the organiser before you travel or book, especially if a specific feature is important to you.

Step-free access
Yes
Accessible toilets
Yes
Hearing loop
Yes
BSL interpretation
Yes
Speech-to-text captioning
Yes
Quiet space available
Yes
Assistance dogs welcome
Yes
Accessible transport notes
Step-free from the main entrance to all gallery floors via lift. Nearest step-free Underground station is a five-minute level walk away.
Other access information
  • Large-print and easy read exhibition guides available.
  • Tactile object handling table with trained volunteers.
Access information last checked
25 September 2025