Accessible Festivals and Events
Learn from Expert Trainers with Disability
“I found the real-life examples and feedback through the videos presented really insightful.”
– Penrith City Council
Help ensure your team is confident to cater for everyone wacheivable and effective access solutions for audiences, artists, musicians, actors, writers, creatives, volunteers, staff and contractors.
Learn about
- Disability representation
- Information formatting
- Physical access
- Lighting, Sound and Audio
- Indoor air quality
- Ticketing and content warnings
- Access services, planning and programming
- Maps and wayfinding
- Online and hybrid events
Resources
- Detailed resource manual
- Disability language guide
- Access checklists
Access
Closed captioning and Auslan interpreting are available on request. You can request these services during the booking process. Please note that we require at least 4 working days notice. For other access requirements, please email training@aarts.net.au
“Accessible Arts courses are developed and run by arts experts, geared towards the industry, all of whom have been happy to chat through any questions our staff may have. Sydney Festival staff have always come out of the training with creative solutions to problems they previously didn’t know existed!”
– Sydney Festival
Public Workshop
An interactive, online workshop where participants are encouraged to contribute to group discussion.
Thursday 23 April
1pm – 3pm
$120 per person + GST & booking fees
10% discount for bookings of 3 or more people
Private Workshop
We can design and deliver private in-house training for your organisation. Private workshops can be online, at a venue of your choice or at our accessible training room at The Rocks, Sydney.
From $1950 + GST
To get a quote, contact our Training Coordinator, Michelle Teear, on training@aarts.net.au
“Terrific facilitator, and the workshop was professional, engaging and very well managed. An entertaining and important workshop.”
– Bondi Pavilion
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Image Description: A wheelchair user is at a festival being held up by a large crowd. He is raising his arms in the air and cheering.