Everyone can be the Dream Maker!
A brand-new scholarship scheme collaborated by Hong Kong Disneyland and ADAHK. It aims to fund and support budding artists with disabilities under the age of 19 to develop their artistic talents and creativity. Once selected, you may receive up to HK$50,000 as development funds for taking various arts courses or executing self-planned arts development initiatives with the help of field experts, including art-related learning, further education plans, and more, unleash your potential, and move towards sustainable career development. ADA will provide support, guidance and advice to the recipients during the project implementation, and help evaluate the undertaken projects by reviewing the project reports. The final learning outcomes will be performed and displayed at Disneyland. Welcome to join the program!

The Paralym Art World Cup is a worldwide event for people with disabilities to express their artistic talents. Each year, a different theme is selected for artists from all over the world to submit their artworks. The theme for the Paralym Art World Cup 2023 is “Journey”. Each person has his or her own vision of the " Journey”. We are calling artists from all over the world to submit artwork that expresses your vision of “Journey”.

The power of art, connecting people. We aim to encourage communication between all people through art, whether they have a disability or not, and share its excitement and joy. Bunkamura, together with the International Communication Center for Persons with Disabilities, BiG-i, offers the opportunity of art activities for people with disabilities so they can discover their own potential and reach self-realization, as well as support for those activities and their transmission through society.

‘A Bit More than Arts Festival,’ the flagship annual art festival of ‘The Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Project Grant - Inclusive Arts Project,’ returns from 14 to 24 October 2023 at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre. With the theme, ‘Strolling,' this year’s festival features the fruitful learning outcome from the Project’s participants and promises to build an ‘inclusive park,’ where visitors can stroll and appreciate various art forms and performances as well as partake in different art activities in a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere. The team hopes that the audience can take pleasure in the stories and scenery they encounter in the ‘inclusive park.’