3 Commercial Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1ET
Stay Up Late –
SEN Adults Disability Disco
+ Karaoke
A safe, inclusive social night for adults with disabilities & additional needs — built with the community, not-for-profit.
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Not-for-Profit
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Community Led
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Inclusive Social Space
Organised by Community Projects Base CIC.
Hosted at Palm Beach
These events support some of the most isolated adults in Northamptonshire — For many attendees, this event is their only regular social outing — and it makes an extraordinary difference.
Every 3rd Wednesday of the Month· 7pm–9pm · £5 Entry · Carers FREE · Just Turn Up
About our Disability Discos
Stay Up Late Disability Discos have been running in Wellingborough for over 10 years, offering uplifting, club-style social nights tailored specifically for adults with disabilities and additional needs.
These events give adults a safe, welcoming space to:
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Socialise
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Dance and enjoy music
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Sing karaoke
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Build confidence
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Make new friends
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Be part of a community where they belong
We welcome adults with:
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Learning disabilities
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Autism
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Physical disabilities
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Mental health needs
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Support requirements
Our mission:
To reduce loneliness, build confidence, support friendships and provide a social space where adults with disabilities can enjoy a proper evening out — safely and without judgement.
These nights are run entirely by Community Projects Base C.I.C — supporting local disability, youth and community work across Wellingborough.
We also deliver inclusive sessions for children, young people and families.
What’s Included at Every Event
✔ Karaoke
✔ Dancing & themed activities
✔ Friendly, supportive staff & volunteers
✔ A warm, judgement-free social space
✔ Optional quiet/sensory space for those who need a break
Why People Love It
Our monthly discos offer life-changing benefits:
It brings us joy to hear…
“We love Palm Beach. It's our Happy Place.”
— Disability Disco attendee
We remain committed to keeping this an affordable, community-led night for everyone.
2026 Themes & Dates
Created with your ideas and community feedback.
As a non-profit CIC, all entry fees are reinvested back into disability, youth and community projects. These events exist because the community supports them — and every month we improve, grow and add new ideas based on your feedback.
Safeguarding, Safety & Support
Your safety is important to us. Every event is supported by trained volunteers.
Our team hold training in:
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Disability awareness
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Safeguarding adults & prevention of harm
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First aid
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Autism awareness
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Mental health support
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Equality & diversity
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Community inclusion
Important:
We are a non-profit community organisation, not a care provider.
Carers/support staff must remain responsible for the individuals they support and must stay onsite if the attendee requires care or supervision.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. "Is it safe?"
Absolutely — yes!
Our disability discos are run with industry-level safeguarding, training and supervision, far beyond what most community venues provide.
To help reassure families, carers and support providers, here is exactly who looks after your loved ones:
Highly Qualified Safety Team
Lead First Aider: Not just a first aider — she is a First Aid at Work Trainer, qualified to teach and assess first aid to others.
Head of Venue Security: A fully licensed SIA Door Supervisor — and also a certified Door Supervisor Trainer.
(She trains security staff across the region.)
Child Protection Officer: A retired Youth Offending Officer with real frontline experience supporting vulnerable young people.
Venue Manager: A qualified Trade Union Congress (TUC) Health & Safety Workplace Representative, specialising in safe working environments.
Volunteer Team: Many hold Level 2 Safety Steward Qualifications, trained to manage crowds, respond to incidents and maintain a safe environment.
Your safety is our highest priority — always.
Browse our other FAQs
Past Events Gallery
A Look Back at the Last 10 Years — Some of our favourite memories from our disability discos celebrating joy, friendships and community.
CONSULTATION FORM
(“Have Your Say!”)
These events are built with and for the community.
Tell us what themes, ideas or improvements you’d love to see in 2027 — or register your interest in volunteering.