About Us
Accessible Arts &Media is a Company Limited by Guarantee with Charitable Status and we have an impressive track record that spans over three decades through the work of Accessible Arts and Cube Media.
Cube Media started life as York
Film Workshop before becoming The Old Dairy Studios in 1983, and whose community
film and media projects have inspired literally thousands of people over the years.
Soon after re-branding as Cube Media in 2002 a trading company was set up to generate additional
funds to support our charitable work. This included running a professional Recording Studio
(Studio Cube) that has now been taken over by BH Media and a
professional Film & New Media production facility that AA&M is still running under the name of Cube Media.
Accessible Arts was established in 1992 as the York branch
of the Artlink Exchange, Hull.
In 1996 the organisation became independent to concentrate on our local
work and Accessible Arts was born. Our patron Alan Hacker: OBE (the internationally
renowned clarinetist and conductor) has inspired and encouraged the organisation
throughout our history, who has been instrumental in the development of
our performance programme and especially our inspirational Hands
& Voices Choir (the first ever singing and signing choir).
Accessible Arts was established in 1992 as the York branch
of the Artlink Exchange, Hull.
In 1996 the organisation became independent to concentrate on our local
work and Accessible Arts was born. Our patron Alan Hacker: OBE (the internationally
renowned clarinetist and conductor) has inspired and encouraged the organisation
throughout our history, who has been instrumental in the development of
our performance programme and especially our inspirational Hands
& Voices Choir (the first ever singing and signing choir). AAM also runs the Melbourne
Centre on behalf of an ever growing number of local community groups.
If you are interested in hiring space for an event or meeting contact
us.
