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28 November, 2024
Disability Week events take over Moreton Bay
City of Moreton Bay’s Disability Action Week celebrations from 24 November to 1 December, will include a series of inclusive workshops and activities, headlined by a free live music event, Beats by the Beach at Bribie Island Seaside Museum.
On Friday, 29 November, from 3:00 PM to 6:30 PM, a special family event celebrating inclusivity and accessibility will take place as part of Disability Action Week. The event will feature AUSLAN interpretation by the vibrant Mikey Webb and performances by:
MC Wheels, a Sunshine Coast hip-hop artist known for his moving music and inspiring journey.
Miss Hayley, an indie-folk singer-songwriter and founder of Music Studio 60, a Braille music school.
Neurodive, an all-abilities rock band dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities through music.
Leanne MacDonald, a teenage singer-songwriter with a unique, genre-blurring style.
Mayor Peter Flannery highlighted the importance of Disability Action Week, which promotes inclusivity and raises awareness about the rights of individuals living with disabilities.
Other free activities during the week include:
Thurs 28 Nov: Team Building and Damper at YMCA Camp Warrawee.
Fri 29 Nov: Kids Club & Wheelchair Basketball in Morayfield.
Sat 7 Dec: Wheelchair Dancing in Morayfield, offering fitness and fun in an inclusive setting.
For more information on these activities and Beats by the Beach, visit Moreton Bay Council's website.
