The RAD Artist Collection
Thursday 2 October A powerful new exhibition featuring films, artworks, photography, prints and hands-on activities.
Thursday 2 October A powerful new exhibition featuring films, artworks, photography, prints and hands-on activities.
Find out more about our CAPP projects awarded in this round. Each project will be happening between Nov – Mar 2026. Expect a range of creative activities to get involved in around the city!
Saturday 11 October We’re joining with Gateway Film Festival to screen Millfield of Dreams alongside other short films exploring migration, memory, and community.
Monday 6 October Join filmmaker and artist Jay Gearing for the afternoon as he navigates what it means to be diagnosed neurodivergent later on in life and questions whether people with ADHD should take drugs to manage or is it society itself that is ‘sick’.
Tuesday 7 October Join Autistic film maker John Clark for this special screening of his film, ‘What’s Changed’?
Thursday 16 October Join us and artist Madhu Manipatruni for a creative, participatory workshop exploring connections between food, memory, and migration.
Thursday 11 September Go on the hunt for our Protest T-shirt trail around Peterborough! Displayed around the city are over 30 t-shirts, each with a different slogan about deafness, disability, and/or neurodivergence. (DDN for short)
Thursday 11 September An accessible exhibition by internationally exhibited disabled artist and printmaker, Fae Kilburn, in partnership with over 100 people that identify as deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent (DDN). Commissioned by Peterborough Presents.
Saturday 20 September Lava Lamp Nightclub is back! An inclusive music experience made by and for the DDN community.
Watch: a 60 min docuseries about our recent film making course for teens in Westwood with Lemon Wedge Productions.
We can’t wait to welcome you at Unit 27 and share some of the work we have created for Reasonable Adjustment 2.0. Unit 27 is our temporary events and exhibitions space. This page is designed to help you plan your visit.
Thursday 21 August Local craftivist and artist Kim Laidler will be hosting two crafty ‘stitch and b*tch’ meet ups for those living with chronic illness, daily pain, mental health struggles from the disabled, deaf and neurodivergent community (DDN).