This never been done before event brings together people of all abilities for an unforgettable day on wheels! At RollOut Jam, barriers are shattered, differences celebrated, and spirits lifted. Indulge in a roll call of tasty delights served by Contento, from sliders and yucca fries to pigs in a blanket, all paired with a Chicha Morada for a truly delightful experience. Come as you are and let the music move you!
Namel “TapWaterz” Norris is a paraplegic hip hop artist and disability rights advocate from the Bronx NY, who uses music to speak out against social injustices and inspire people to never give up. He has spoken at the White house, performed at the United Nations, worked with Snoop Dogg, Stevie Wonder, and is also the co-founder of 4 Wheel City and founding member of RAMPD (Recording Artist and Music Professionals with Disabilities).
IG: @mrwaterz and @4wheelcitygram
Facebook: @Namel TapWaterz Norris
ON DISPLAY is a durational work- a deconstructed art exhibit and commentary on the body as spectacle and society's obsession with body image. Heidi Latsky’s response to the stigma attached to difference, ON DISPLAY turns a cast of diverse and extreme bodies into a sculpture court where the performers are the sculptures. This installation is done worldwide annually on the UN's International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
After These Messages - Disabled and non-disabled artists from this physically integrated company move beyond barriers, boundaries and belief to celebrate their differences with striking poses and sweeping motions that showcase each dancer’s individuality.
Learn more: heidilatskydance.org
Follow: @heidilatskydance
Hailing from Kingston, Jamaica, Ryan-O’Neil is a multi-genre musician and dedicated Kindergarten teacher based in Brooklyn, New York. His musical journey spans diverse genres, from reggae to jazz, and he's transitioned from rapping to guitar and songwriting. He founded the independent record label Brave New Records in 2019 and, despite pandemic setbacks, recently released "Love in 3 Acts" on vinyl. Ryan-O'Neil's life is a harmonious blend of music, education, and creativity with his wife, Jeni, and their pets in the heart of Brooklyn.
Learn More: www.ryanoneilmusic.com
Follow: @Ryanoneilmusic
Listen: Spotify
A Vibrant trio breaking barriers in every episode, to show the world that people living with disabilities are still people ,just people who must do things differently ,will make you laugh, cry but most of all make you think ... hoping to change or enhance your perceptions on what the handicap(able) are really capable of, From the Throne Podcast is more than just a podcast it’s a lifestyle we are all Kings and Queens some of us just need help adjusting our crowns and we’re here to help.
Follow: @fromthethronepodcast
Youtube: @fromthethronepodcast7131
Frenchy: @hotwheelsforreal
Antwan: @flyboilyfestyle
Jessie: @mrchinnn_
A mural envisioned by Giannina Gutierrez and brought to life by Jasmine Castillo + Stefan Henry of Level the Curve!
Jennifly, a seasoned DJ hailing from London with 13+ years in NYC. She's spun tracks at diverse events from non-profits to fashion shows, weddings, and galas. Known for her sets at iconic venues like Submercer and Le Bain Rooftop, she's now a regular at spots like the Virgin Hotel and 1 Hotel Dumbo, while also gracing Soul in the Horn.
IG @jennifly
Sunny Cheeba's eclectic record collection mirrors the heartbeat of her Bronx, NY roots, transcending beats to embrace cultural preservation. In 2015, after getting her first turntables, she birthed Uptown Vinyl Supreme—a DJ collective celebrating music's analog origins, dance culture, and heritage. Her unwavering belief in records' power to uplift, inspire, and heal drives her passion.
IG @sunnaay
A revival of the legendary Los Angeles roller rink and a cultural hotspot, Flipper's Roller Boogie Palace at Rockefeller Center holds a special place in the hearts of many. Actress Jaclyn Smith once called "Studio 54 on wheels!"
Flippers Roller Boogie Palace has hosted more than 80,000 skaters in New York. The venue has become a magnet for celebrities, attracting the likes of Diplo, Tyga, Jordin Sparks, Leon Bridges, and Swizz Beatz. This success of the Rockefeller residency brought Flippers back a second time this year.
Learn more: www.flippers.world.com
Follow: @flippers.world
Contento in East Harlem, NYC pushes the envelope of what restaurant hospitality should be: accessible to all, offering Peruvian-inspired plates and an incredible wine list. From the bar to the bathroom, the entire space was designed to be space for everyone.
Learn more: www.contentonyc.com
Follow: @contentonyc
Pollinator Spirits is an LGBTQ woman owned and run distillery. We began our journey as beekeepers. Each spirit is carefully crafted to include only the finest, locally harvested ingredients. Each reveals a unique blend of flavors, earning us awards, accolades and a loyal following of chefs, foodies and cocktail enthusiasts.
Follow: @pollinatorspirits
The Axis Project is a 501c3 non-profit and one-of-a-kind space in East Harlem, NY. We foster personal growth through valuable programming, resources, and scholarships, making our mission more impactful. Our pioneering gym offers adaptive programming and equipment, empowering individuals with disabilities and seniors to achieve their fullest potential.
Beyond fitness, Axis is a driving force for societal change. We spotlight the talents, accomplishments, and unique perspectives of people with disabilities and collaborate with brands to create transformative experiences. Join us to inspire a better world for all, where everyone thrives, contributes, and is celebrated.
Learn more: axisproject.org
Follow: @axisprojectnyc
Image by: Helena Kubicka De Bragança
The Axis Project curates experiences designed to cater to people with or without disabilities. We blend inclusivity and groundbreaking concepts, fostering a stronger sense of social connection and personal empowerment that resonates long after the event.
Curious about how you can get involved as a partner, sponsor, facilitator or volunteer?
Email: RollOutJam@axisproject.org
