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Everything you need to tell your community about Disability Night Out on Saturday, October 10, 2026. It is all free to print, copy, and share.

What you’re sharing

A national day of collective presence. On Saturday, October 10, 2026, people with disabilities, their families, and allies take their seats at the table in restaurants across the country, all at once: a shared action that says “we’re here” and adds up, restaurant by restaurant, to real accessibility improvements. Aim to be at the table between 6 and 9 p.m., your local time. Learn more

The simplest way: paste the link and a few words into an email, newsletter, or message.

Short message

Disability Night Out is Saturday, October 10, 2026: a community night out, a collective action, and a real-world access check, all at once. People with disabilities, their families, and allies dine out together nationwide. Aim to be at the table between 6 and 9 p.m., your local time. Pick a restaurant, show up, and tell us what happened. Send us the details at disabilitynightout.org/share. Learn more and get notified: https://disabilitynightout.org/e

Longer message

Join us for Disability Night Out on Saturday, October 10, 2026, the first national day of collective presence for people with disabilities, their families, and allies. It's three things at once: a community night out, a collective action, and a real-world access check. On the same day, in restaurants across the country, we take our seats at the table, together, showing restaurants the patrons and spending power they're missing out on. Aim to be at the table between 6 and 9 p.m., your local time. The more of us who are out at the same time, the harder we are to miss, for restaurants, for each other, and for the press. If evenings don't work for you, come when it's convenient – lunch, an early dinner, or a pub after dinner all work. We just hope most of us can share those three hours. How it works: 1. Pick your restaurant. Go where it's realistic for you, with friends, family, or a group. Saturday evening is busy, so reserve ahead if you can. 2. Show up on October 10, at the table between 6 and 9 p.m., your local time. 3. Tell us what happened. Post a photo, tag @DisabilityNightOut, and add #DisabilityNightOut. Send us the details at disabilitynightout.org/share. Restaurants are in the hospitality business, and what we share helps them welcome more guests and keep them coming back. Learn more, get notified, and find a group near you: https://disabilitynightout.org/e

For social media

Take your seat at the table. Saturday, October 10, 6–9 p.m. local time: Disability Night Out. Thousands of us, in thousands of restaurants, all at once, adding up to real accessibility improvements. https://disabilitynightout.org/s #DisabilityNightOut @DisabilityNightOut

Add it to your newsletter or email

A ready-made banner for the top of an email or newsletter: photo, date, tagline, and web address in one picture. Use it together with one of the messages above, the way it appears below.

For bulletin boards, front desks, waiting rooms, and hand-outs. Every version has a QR code that leads to this site.

Preview of the color flyer: the Disability Night Out logo, the date, a photo of friends at a bar including two women using wheelchairs, three steps, and a QR code.

Flyer, color

One page, 8.5 by 11 inches. Prints on any office or home printer.

Download PDF (623 KB)
Preview of the black-and-white flyer, with the same content in grayscale and an outlined date bar.

Flyer, black and white

The same flyer, made for copiers and grayscale printers. Uses much less ink.

Download PDF (567 KB)
Preview of the postcard front: a photo of friends at a bar, the logo, the date, and the tagline. Preview of the postcard back: three numbered steps with icons and a QR code.

Postcard, 5 by 7

Front and back, ready for a print shop. It includes a 0.125 inch bleed for trimming.

Download PDF (580 KB)

Organizing a gathering?

Let us know by Saturday, October 3, at least five to seven days before October 10. We can help get the word out, and we may be able to tell local media what is happening in your community.

When you plan, encourage your group to be at the table between 6 and 9 p.m., your local time, so we show up together. If evenings don't work for someone, come when it's convenient – lunch, an early dinner, or a pub after dinner all work.

Tell us your plan

It takes a couple of minutes. We won’t contact or alert any restaurant, and you don’t need to tell us which one.

Tell us about your gathering

Reaching out to media yourself?

You are welcome to. Local news outlets, community and independent media, and your own posts and photos all help. Local TV can move quickly on a timely story, sometimes with only a few days’ notice.

Copy us at gather@disabilitynightout.org and we will help support or amplify it.

Free to print, copy, and share. Please keep the date, web address, and QR code as they are. The PDFs are built for screen readers, and the text sizes are set for easy reading. If you need another format, such as large print, tell us.

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