Who We Are

Barrier-Free is a non-profit, disability service organization that provides inclusive art, advocacy, and social programming to the community for adults with disabilities.
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?

Now Registering - November Social Club

Our Greene Turtle Night is also Barrier-Free fundraiser night!!!
​Social Club will meet from 6:30 - 8pm but families, friends, and more can dine in or take-out from Greene Turtle ALL DAY to support Barrier-Free!

Screamland Farms!

October’s Social Club outing to Screamland Farms was full of fun, scream, and good times!

Our Social Clubbers got to experience two haunts - the Haunted Hayride and the VERY scary Haunted Barn!  We also got some food and snacks, enjoyed the smaller attractions, the bonfires, and fortune teller!
Here's what our Social Clubbers thought about the Haunted House!
Video Credit: Lauren Burr

We are expanding!

​Barrier-Free is thrilled to be offering Social Clubs and continuing the great work of the Autism in Motion Program.

Social Clubs will occur on a monthly basis.

Visit Social Club for more!

Check Out Our Work

Clip from Inclusive Theater Company A's show, A Spooktacular House Party (2019).  Written and directed by Britt Burr.
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,

- Melanie Rawlings, mother of Alex White, Barrier-Free actor

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Barrier-Free actors Mike Eaton and Alex White in What it Means to be Super (2019).

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