Accessible Strength and Mobility
Whether you’re reclining, sitting, or standing, Dr. Marcia’s all-level strength and mobility class is for you! Dr. Marcia is a physical therapist, founder of Disabled Girls Who Lift podcast and community, and author of “Movement for Everybody.” No equipment necessary, but if you have bands, weights, or household objects, we can add those in. Make […]
Crafting Circle
Now feels like a good time to create something new. DCC is hosting a hybrid crafting circle. Crafters, aspiring crafters, lapsed crafters looking for inspiration, craft appreciators – all are welcome. If you come in person, we’ll have some supplies on hand, but please feel free to bring your own work! Share wisdom, questions, and […]
Yoga for All Bodies
Join Tan Hubbard, a Black, queer, solo family caregiver, for a chill all-bodies Yoga class. Tan dreams of a future where the planet and everyone on it is thriving and working together toward a world that values care, love, and conscious collaboration. Their yoga classes center meditation, visualization, and breath work with the goal of […]
San Francisco Arts Commission Grants Info Session
Are you an artist or an arts organization in San Francisco? The San Francisco Arts Commission and the San Francisco Disability Cultural Center are teaming up for an info session to learn all about the Art Commission’s 2026 grant opportunities. Join in-person at the new DCC space or come virtually! Register here.
Mask Decorating & Collective Grief
Join the Disability Cultural Center and Senior Disability Action as we partner up to learn from and participate in the Collective Loss Adaptation Project (CLAP). Together, we’ll process our collective grief and decorate masks in honor of disabled losses (both deaths and disenfranchised losses) that will be used in a future art installation honoring disabled […]
I, Spastic by Neil Marcus Book Talk
Neil Marcus famously described disability as “an art, an ingenious way to live.” This event celebrates the contributions Neil made to disability culture in his lifetime, as captured in his posthumously published autobiography, I, Spastic. Join Neil’s sister Kendra, Neil’s writing assistant S.H Chambers, and moderator Rosemary McDonnell-Horita as we look back on clips, hear […]
Sustaining Us: Get Podcasting!
Do you have creative energy for podcasts and storytelling? In this next installment of our Sustaining Us series, we welcome Cheryl and Thomas from POD Access. They’ll lead an interactive and informative workshop aimed at getting more d/Deaf and disabled folks podcasting. From technical skills and advice to building interdependent networks and promotion, POD Access […]
Meditation for the Movement
Blind elder and meditation leader Dennis Billups has been bringing meditation to disability activism since participating in the 504 occupation in 1977. Join Dennis in person at the DCC or virtually as he guides our meditation practice. As always, Dennis draws from his lived and spiritual experience, centering the importance of breath and quiet to […]
Bay Area International Deaf Dance Festival: Artists Panel
English Come meet the Bay Area International Deaf Dance Festival (BAIDDF) performers! Learn about their stories, culture, victories, struggles, and identities. There will be a Q&A for the Deaf artists. The BAIDDF is an annual event produced by Urban Jazz Dance Company that consists of performances and workshops highlighting the essential contributions Deaf and Hard […]
Murderbot Watch Party
Want to get together with some friends and your favorite pop culture-loving human-bot construct? Yeah, us too! We’ll gather at the DCC and on Discord to watch and discuss a couple of episodes of Murderbot. If we have fun, we’ll do it again. Whether you can quote from the books or have NO idea what […]