Disability Pride Madison

Disability Pride Madison

Disability Pride Madison has a mission to help people with disabilities take pride in themselves and to show the able-bodied community what the disability community has to offer.

We host disability focused events and spaces in Madison, WI.

A colorful illustrated poster advertising the Madison Disability Pride Festival, which takes place on July 26 from 12 to 5 PM at Warner Park in Madison, Wisconsin. The artwork shows a vibrant festival scene filled with people of all ages, races, and body types, including many with visible disabilities. There are individuals using wheelchairs, walkers, and canes, people with service dogs, and families with children engaging in various activities. Tents and booths are set up where vendors are talking with attendees and offering items. A child plays with balloons, and there are food stands and artistic displays. In the sky above, rainbow arches—including the disability pride flag—stretch across fluffy clouds. A trapeze artist in a wheelchair swings joyfully through the air, and musicians play instruments in the clouds, creating a celebratory mood. The text on the poster reads: “Madison Disability Pride Festival, July 26, 12–5 PM, Warner Park.” A blue banner highlights features of the event, including parade, local artists, food and drink, 70+ exhibitors, games and prizes, and performances. Below that, more text reads: “All are welcome at the 10th Annual Disability Pride Festival! The Art Cart, Madison Children’s Museum, Clay on the Move with MSCR, Adaptive Sports Demonstrations, Forward Marching Band.” Additional access information includes: ASL and Spanish interpreter on-site, wheelchair accessible, and dedicated quiet area. The bottom right corner repeats the event details: July 26, 12–5 PM, Warner Park, 2930 N Sherman Ave, Madison, WI 53704. A QR code is provided for more information. Logos of sponsors and community partners are displayed at the bottom, including Exact Sciences, Access to Independence, the Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities, WORT 89.9 FM, Madison Arts Commission, myPath, United Way of Dane County, UW Health, Old National Bank, and Madison Public Library.

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You can mail a check to:

Disability Pride Madison, Box 70795, Madison, WI 53707

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