25 Aug 2017
Who won the Accessible Edinburgh Festivals Award? 25/08/2017 It’s been a jam-packed month of shows, street-performers, events and fun in Edinburgh; and now we’re excited to announce the winners of the Accessible Edinburgh Festivals Award 2017! This year’s most accessible venues spanned the Edinburgh International Festival, Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Edinburgh International Book Festival over a fun-filled August on the doorstep of Euan’s Guide HQ.
16 Aug 2017
Wheelchair accessible pottery and disabled access at mac Birmingham 16/08/2017 This Birmingham contemporary arts centre is an exciting venue with over a million visitors a year and a programme that celebrates the work of disabled artists. What we love most about mac Birmingham is the friendly attitude of their staff and the exciting variety of accessible workshops to choose from! Here Jess Wolinski tells us more about the fun and accessibility at the Midlands’ most visited arts centre.
15 Aug 2017
If the weather’s nice and you want to be outdoors, a picnic is often the best idea. It doesn’t cost too much money, and it’s a great way to unwind away from the hustle and bustle of the city – especially if it’s festival season in Edinburgh! We’ve put together a list of places loved by reviewers, and added some essential info including the nearest food shops and accessible loos.
10 Aug 2017
Planning a trip to York? Euan’s Guide reviewers have got you covered with their favourite hotels and accessible rooms! From luxurious old buildings to modern suites, there’s a little bit of everything to choose from in this lively old city.
08 Aug 2017
The great outdoors hasn’t always had the best rep when it comes to disabled access, but not all outdoor environments are bumpy, muddy or completely exposed to the elements! We’ve found ten impressive and slightly unusual nature reserves with good disabled access on Euan’s Guide; featuring sunken observatories, floating villages, Hawaiian Geese, and accessible safaris!
03 Aug 2017
Silent Faces Theatre – Delighting audiences with modern clowns 03/08/2017 Silent Faces Theatre is an integrated company of disabled and non-disabled performers founded by three people with a ‘love of clown’. Clowning and silent theatre are their forte, and their devised theatre piece ‘Follow Suit’ was nominated for Best Young Production at Brighton Fringe in 2016. Now, they’re getting ready to perform in Edinburgh to shock and delight audiences at the world’s largest arts festival, The Edinbur
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