Project EveryBODY in Vancouver

Project EveryBODY hosts a free evening of live music, comedy and other performances by talented artists who are members of Vancouver’s disability community.

Hosted by Open Door Group, posAbilities and other non-profit organizations that support persons with disabilities, the event is an inclusive and family-friendly affair. Everyone is welcome!

In 2024 the event took place on Tuesday, December 3rd. The event happens at Vancouver’s Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre at 181 Roundhouse Mews in Yaletown.

This article includes the following information about the event:

When and Where? | Event Activities | Other Information | Project EveryBODY Video | Other Information

Hip Hop with Soul Bilities at the Roundhouse — Hip Hop with Soul Bilities

Vancouver’s Project EveryBODY Event

International Day of Persons with Disabilities is on December 3rd each year. To celebrate, Project EveryBODY hosts an event close to that date that connects, promotes and showcases talented artists and performers who are persons with disabilities. The annual event is put together by Project EveryBODY which is a collaboration of organizations led by the Open Door Group.

In 2024 the event was on December 3rd and it featured live music, comedy, Hip Hop dancing and more. It’s an inspiring place to be. The event is also a meaningful opportunity to support persons with disabilities. What’s more, the event is family-friendly and free to attend. Tickets are free, limited and available online.

Can’t attend the event in-person? Don’t worry, the event was live-streamed on Open Door Group’s official Facebook page at 6:00 pm on December 3rd.

Doom Loops at Project EveryBODY at the Roundhouse — Doom Loops at the Roundhouse

When and Where?

In 2024 the Project EveryBODY event took place on Tuesday, December 3rd. The event ran from 5:30 until 8:30 pm. The date and location and times will likely be the same in 2025 (although exact details are to be confirmed).

All activities are at the Roundhouse Community Centre in Yaletown. The venue’s address is 181 Roundhouse Mews in the City of Vancouver. The venue is wheelchair-friendly. It’s just a couple of blocks from the Yaletown-Roundhouse Skytrain Station.

Project EveryBODY at the Roundhouse

Admission to the event

Tickets are free and available for a limited quantity of 200 people based on first-come, first-served. You must register in advance to claim the free ticket (and we expect them to sell out in advance).

Event Activities

The Project EveryBODY event highlights a wide range of impressive work by artists and performers who are persons with disabilities.

The evening show typically features a comedy act, dancing, live music and short films. There are also free snacks and drinks (while supplies last). There is typically juice, popcorn, brownies, chips and that sort of thing (and it’s all free)!

The 2024 event featured Doom Loops, Luc and Friends, Ryan Lachance, and the Hip Hop All Bodies Dance with Kelly Riccardi and other dancers. Elisa Richards presented her “Body Swap” short film. The other featured short films were “How Accessibility Opens Doors to Opportunities” by Open Door Group (Canwin) and “The Business of Belonging: Crafting an Inclusive Workplace at Persephone Brewing Company” by Inclusion BC.

The event isn’t just about showcasing talents. It’s also about honoring achievements and advocating for thriving, diverse and inclusive communities.

Luc Picard at the Roundhouse — Luc Picard at Project EveryBODY

Project EveryBODY Video

The video below shows scenes from the Project EveryBODY event in 2024. In the video you’ll see the Hip Hop group Soul Bilities at the beginning followed by the band Doom Loops. After that there is comedian Ryan Lachance and then musician Luc Picard and his band. As you’ll see, it was great event. Also as you’ll see, there is some amazing talent in Vancouver’s local disability community. So much! And this was just a sample!

About Project EveryBODY

Led by Open Door Group in collaboration with posAbilities, Project EveryBODY is an impactful project that reflects the collaboration of community and non-profit organizations championing diversity and inclusion.