Barrier-Free's COVID-19 Statement:
Barrier-Free is closely monitoring the evolving public health situation regarding COVID-19. The safety and well-being of our actors, staff, and guests is our highest priority. We are following the lead of our city, state, and federal elected officials as we implement closures recommended by public health authorities and the Center for Disease Control.
At this time, all Barrier-Free programming through August 2020 has been cancelled, postponed, or moved to virtual format.
Be sure to sign-up for our newsletter and follow Barrier-Free's social media accounts @BarrierFreeMD on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to be the first to hear our updates
Please contact us directly at info@BarrierFreeMD.com with any questions or concerns.
Barrier-Free is closely monitoring the evolving public health situation regarding COVID-19. The safety and well-being of our actors, staff, and guests is our highest priority. We are following the lead of our city, state, and federal elected officials as we implement closures recommended by public health authorities and the Center for Disease Control.
At this time, all Barrier-Free programming through August 2020 has been cancelled, postponed, or moved to virtual format.
Be sure to sign-up for our newsletter and follow Barrier-Free's social media accounts @BarrierFreeMD on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to be the first to hear our updates
Please contact us directly at info@BarrierFreeMD.com with any questions or concerns.
Who We Are
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Barrier-Free is a non-profit, disability service organization that provides inclusive art, self-advocacy, and social programming to the community for adults with disabilities.
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We are most known for our Inclusive Theater Companies where our actors come together to create, rehearse, and perform original one-act musicals.
What's new at Barrier-Free?
Summer & Fall Programming Update
Barrier-Free is making updates to our summer and fall programming due to COVID-19.
The health and safety of our actors and staff remains our top priority.
The health and safety of our actors and staff remains our top priority.
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Barrier-Free publishes an assortment of blog posts including: buzz-worthy topics, social club recaps, newsletters, announcements, and more! Check out our blog to see all our new content! |
Check Out Our Work
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Clip from Inclusive Theater Company A's show, A Spooktacular House Party (2019). Written and directed by Britt Burr.
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If my son is "off" or quiet, never once has Britt given up, or gotten discouraged. She is patient, and knows he'll find his words. She believes in him.... and continues to have an extraordinary impact on my sons world, |
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Barrier-Free actors Mike Eaton and Alex White in What it Means to be Super (2019).
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Mail: 23219 Stringtown Rd #373 Clarksburg, MD 20871 | Email: info@barrierfreemd.com | Phone: 410-596-0857
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Barrier-Free is committed to providing access to our web pages for individuals with disabilities. The content of this site has been tested for usability and accessibility using a combination of standards-based, automated procedures and accepted heuristic methods. We make every effort to comply with the requirements of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. Compliance is an ongoing process and we encourage notification when information on our website is inaccessible. If for any reason you are having difficulty accessing any of our resources please contact Lauren Burr, Director of Operations at laurenburr@barrierfreemd.com.