Listen to Dis' Community and Art Organization Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization that equips and enables disabled people to create and participate in art, for the betterment of their health, for recreation, and for the development of themselves as emerging and professional artists.


Our
Mission.
To create opportunities for disabled people to develop as artists and arts professionals. To deepen community understanding of Disability Culture through art, education, and advocacy.

Our
Vision.
We see a world that belongs to all. Through art, advocacy, and education, we build communities of open access in which disabled people can, at last, claim full agency over their voice and bring their fullest expression into the world as artists and valued community members.
Events and Resources

A comprehensive program offering artistic guidance, skills development, and community support to nurture the creative talents of disabled individuals.

Upcoming Community Event:
🎬 The Dripping Honeys are coming to 'History in 60' on October 16th!
Join us at The Artesian on Friday, October 16 as The Dripping Honeys perform Bits and Pieces of Dis’ and Dat’ for an upcoming episode of AMI’s original series, History in 60, hosted by John Loeppky.
John is an accomplished journalist and longtime LTD’ artist, advocate and friend, and we’re excited to have him back with LTD’ for this special filming.
📅 October 16, 2026
🕦 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
📍 The Artesian, 2627 13th Avenue, Regina
🍽️ Catered lunch provided.
RSVP by 11:00 a.m. October 12:
info@listentodis.com. Please include any additional access needs or accommodations
Come celebrate The Dripping Honeys, disability arts and community with us! 🎶

Interactive sessions led by professional artists, covering a wide range of artistic techniques, artistic expression, and personal development for disabled individuals.

״The organization is doing ground-breaking work in Regina/Saskatchewan to lower the barriers and welcome diverse individuals onto our stages. They are unique in Saskatchewan. Their work always catches you by surprise.״
Dr. Kathleen Irwin, University of Regina
Art. Access. Agency.
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Here for all aspiring artists.

