About this event
All welcome for an afternoon of Disabled talent, including dance, comedy, music and poetry. More information about this year’s performers.
Disability Pride is about showcasing Disabled talent, encouraging Disabled people to express their identity positively, develop collective pride and help break down stigma around disability. Find out about previous events.
We will provide free refreshments, so please let us know about any dietary requirements when registering or by contacting us (details below).
Can you help out at Disability Pride 2026? We are looking for Meet and Greet Volunteers and Event Support Volunteers.
Thank you to our sponsors
This year's performers
Magpie Dance
Magpie Dance are a dance charity for people with learning disabilities, breaking down barriers to inclusion. Their dance performances at previous events have been fantastic and we look forward to this year’s performance.
Remix Theatre Arts
Remix Theatre Arts provide accessible drama classes, enabling people with learning disabilities to confidently express themselves and explore their potential through drama. They have also performed at previous events, and their performances are always fun and entertaining.
Abbott Movement
Abbott Movement are an inclusive dance group bringing young people together to enjoy dance and have fun. Last year’s performance got everyone up dancing so we can’t wait for this year’s performance.
AkiOke
AkiOke run relaxed and inclusive karaoke sessions for young adults. They are new to our Disability Pride events and at this year’s event, they will be bringing the AkiOke experience with an interactive taster session.
Lloyd Page
X by X Member, Lloyd Page, always makes us laugh with his comedy jokes and he is returning this year.
Age UK Bromley and Greenwich Memory Singers
Memory Singers is a community choir for people with memory challenges and their carers. The choir’s list of songs is wonderfully diverse and last year’s performance was excellent, with lots of opportunities for audience participation.
Bromley Empowering Voices
There will be a creative artwork display from Bromley Empowering Voices at this year’s event. Their Art for Wellbeing classes run every Monday morning during term time in Coney Hall, West Wickham. The sessions always use nature or wildlife as inspiration for creativity and aim to support mental health and wellbeing.
Kayley and Kofi
X by X Member, Kayley, and Kofi will entertain us with their singing.
Ian Forrest
X by X service user, Ian Forrest, will be returning this year to perform poetry.
Michael Paczensky
X by X Member and volunteer, Michael, will be performing poetry at this year’s event. We really appreciate his hard work helping us to create flyers and write newsletter articles.
Bethlem Gallery
Bethlem Gallery is a visual arts organisation based at Bethlem Royal Hospital in Beckenham. They support artists with lived experience of mental health. Their artwork will be on display at this year’s event. You can also visit the gallery (free entry, donations welcomed). Check their website before visiting.
Advocacy for All
Advocacy for All will be showcasing their work at this year’s event. Advocacy for All offer advocacy services and groups to make sure that people who need support are heard.
Accessibility information for this event
We aim to meet all access needs so everyone can attend and fully participate in our events.
Register for this FREE event
Please register before the event. This helps us plan. You can still come even if you do not register. If you have any access needs or dietary requirements, you need to let us know before the event. Please give as much notice as possible.
To register, please complete the form below or contact us:
- Email: info@xbyxbromley.org.uk
- Phone: 0208 650 2102
- Text/WhatsApp only: 07454 288762