Art House Productions is committed to accessibility and inclusivity across all public programming presented at our venue. We produce work with a strong sense of social responsibility, centering artists and audiences from historically underrepresented communities.

Disability is the only marginalized identity that intersects gender, race, class, and religion, and Art House Productions is proud to maintain an Accessibility Committee that supports staff training and helps shape programming designed for patrons and artists with disabilities.

Each June, Art House presents ACCESS JC Fridays, a program dedicated to inclusion and accessibility. Participating venues are encouraged to present work by artists with disabilities and/or work that celebrates disability in its many forms. We also encourage venue partners to make their spaces accessible to all through measures such as large-print materials, ASL interpretation, captioning, and sensory-friendly tours.

In 2021, Art House Productions was honored with the Leadership Award from the New Jersey Cultural Access Network. In 2023, Art House moved into a new, fully ADA-accessible performing and visual arts center at The Hendrix, 345 Marin Boulevard, Jersey City.

To learn more about the patron services available for in-person programming, please click HERE. To request closed captioning or ASL interpretation for in-person events, email info@arthouseproductions.org at least two weeks prior to the event.

Americans with Disabilities Act Grievance Procedure

Complaints regarding discrimination on the basis of disability by Art House Productions may be submitted to the Executive Director at info@arthouseproductions.org. A representative will respond within 15 calendar days of receipt to discuss the complaint and possible resolutions. Within 15 calendar days of that meeting, the Executive Director or designee will provide a written response—and, where appropriate, in an accessible format—detailing the final resolution. All written complaints will be retained by Art House Productions for a minimum of three years.