Spoonie Table

The other day, my mom and I went to the movies. After picking our seats ahead of time, we found out the only way to get to them was up steep stairs, with barely anything to hold onto. We ended up switching seats, with my mom carrying my walker and helping me navigate — basically crawling up the steps.

When I asked about it, an employee told me this was the last theatre room without an accessible entrance — and that others have raised the same concern. They said it’ll be “gone eventually.”

But “eventually” isn’t enough.
Only access in every room is actual access.

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A rectangular beige graphic framed by a rounded medium-brown border. In the center, brown text reads: “Access in every room = access for us all.” At the bottom centre of the image, the Spoonie Table logo appears, with the words “Spoonie Table” in a mix of muted teal, orange, and brown tones.

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Disability Pride Month is over — but the fight, the joy, the visibility? That’s not going anywhere.

Even if the world stops focusing on disability, Spoonie Table is still here for you.

Let’s keep:
• celebrating ourselves
• taking up space
• being loud and proud
• being visible
• not shrinking ourselves or our needs
• showing we’re not tragic
• demanding accessibility

We’re still here. Still proud. Still disabled.

Ready to keep showing up — in life or in business — without hiding your needs? That’s what I help with. Come to our table!

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A beige graphic with brown text reads: “Disability Pride Month Might Be Over, Yet My Disability’s Still Here.” Below the text is a stylized flip calendar with the word “July” printed on the top page, crossed out with a red X. The Spoonie Table logo sits beneath the calendar in multicolored letters. The entire graphic is framed with a rounded brown border.

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