ALT A yellow poster with the text... Disrupting the Norm: The Power of Disability Arts   Thursday 5th December 6.00pm – 7.30pm Join us for an inspiring event with Pyramid Arts, a Leeds-based arts organisation that invests in people with learning disabilities through the discovery and disruption of the arts, helping them develop their talents as world-class artists. The event will share insights into Disability Arts and highlight their collaboration with Explore York.

ALT A yellow poster with the text... Disrupting the Norm: The Power of Disability Arts   Thursday 5th December 6.00pm – 7.30pm Join us for an inspiring event with Pyramid Arts, a Leeds-based arts organisation that invests in people with learning disabilities through the discovery and disruption of the arts, helping them develop their talents as world-class artists. The event will share insights into Disability Arts and highlight their collaboration with Explore York.

ALT A purple poster with text that reads,,, Tired of Spinning Plates? Wednesday 4th December  10.30am -  12.30pm An event for family carers of people with learning disabilities and autistic people; health and social care professionals and educators; policymakers; and members of the public.

ALT A purple poster with text that reads,,, Tired of Spinning Plates? Wednesday 4th December  10.30am -  12.30pm An event for family carers of people with learning disabilities and autistic people; health and social care professionals and educators; policymakers; and members of the public.

ALT A green poster with text that reads... More Easy Read Please Tuesday 3rd  December   10.30am - 12.00pm What is easy to read information? Why is it important? How do you make it? Who is it for? Come along to this practical session with York People First to find out more about why easy read information matters, how and when to make it and the difference it can make. Free.  To book a place contact Stephen Lee Hodgkins on 07951 050153 Or email: [email protected]  

ALT A green poster with text that reads... More Easy Read Please Tuesday 3rd  December   10.30am - 12.00pm What is easy to read information? Why is it important? How do you make it? Who is it for? Come along to this practical session with York People First to find out more about why easy read information matters, how and when to make it and the difference it can make. Free.  To book a place contact Stephen Lee Hodgkins on 07951 050153 Or email: [email protected]  

ALT A yellow poster with text that reads... The Archives of York People First Monday 2nd December 10.30am - 12.00pm Over the past year, York People First has been working with the Explore York archives team to create an archive of their work collected over the past 20 years. This will be deposited in the York archives collections. Come and explore the artefacts collected by York People First and learn more about this groundbreaking archives project.

ALT A yellow poster with text that reads... The Archives of York People First Monday 2nd December 10.30am - 12.00pm Over the past year, York People First has been working with the Explore York archives team to create an archive of their work collected over the past 20 years. This will be deposited in the York archives collections. Come and explore the artefacts collected by York People First and learn more about this groundbreaking archives project.

ALT A pink poster with text that reads... Snip, Rip, Create: Artists workshop Saturday 30th November 1.00pm – 4.00pm Marriott Room Join the artists behind the Shush, Snip, Rip exhibition for a hands-on printmaking, doodling, and storytelling session, creating artwork inspired by the archives and stories behind the exhibition. The resulting artwork will be featured as part of the Shush, Snip, Rip exhibition during York Disability Week 2024. Open to all ages.

ALT Some letter press pieces layed out on a table.

ALT A pink poster with text that reads... Snip, Rip, Create: Artists workshop Saturday 30th November 1.00pm – 4.00pm Marriott Room Join the artists behind the Shush, Snip, Rip exhibition for a hands-on printmaking, doodling, and storytelling session, creating artwork inspired by the archives and stories behind the exhibition. The resulting artwork will be featured as part of the Shush, Snip, Rip exhibition during York Disability Week 2024. Open to all ages.

ALT An old doctors bag with a drawing on paper of lips stuck to it.

ALT A poster green poster with text reading… Shush, Snip, Rip – A Disability Arts Showcase inspired by Explore York Archives Friday 29 November – Thursday 4 December The hugely successful exhibition Shush, Snip, Rip - www.sidbaility.net - returns to York Explore, showcasing a collaboration between Disabled artists and two local organisations, York People First and Blueberry Academy

ALT A poster with colourful shapes, drawings and events for York Disability Week 2024. The text reads… Shush, Snip, Rip – A Disability Arts Showcase inspired by Explore York Archives Friday 29 November – Thursday 4 December

ALT A yellow poster with the text... Disrupting the Norm: The Power of Disability Arts   Thursday 5th December 6.00pm – 7.30pm Join us for an inspiring event with Pyramid Arts, a Leeds-based arts organisation that invests in people with learning disabilities through the discovery and disruption of the arts, helping them develop their talents as world-class artists. The event will share insights into Disability Arts and highlight their collaboration with Explore York.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic for a workshop titled "Magnetronics Workshop." It features a bold, playful font with in white with the date and time of the event above and below the main title. At the bottom centre it says 'Book tickets on our Ticket Tailor' and in the bottom right hand corner there is the 10 Years Together Explore Libraries and Archives logo. There are illustrated electrical wires, plugs and batteries around the text. All of this is on a royal blue background.

ALT A poster with colourful shapes, drawings and events for York Disability Week 2024. The text reads… Shush, Snip, Rip – A Disability Arts Showcase inspired by Explore York Archives Friday 29 November – Thursday 4 December