ADK Nature Festival for People with Disabilities

The first of what will become an annual event, the Adirondack Nature Festival for People with Disabilities is an accessible event that connects all individuals with nature through a variety of activities, arts, and music.

It is organized by a committee of volunteers with support from Paul Smith’s Visitior Interpretive Center, Adirondack Riverwalking, Accessible Adirondack Tourism, Tri-Lakes Center for Independent Living, Adirondack Website Design, Adirondack Experience, and many other people, and organizations throughout the Adirondack region.

All are welcome! Whether you are a person with a disability, a member of our community, or want to show support for the broad disability community, there are programs for everyone. Come join us!

The festival will not charge for admission to visitors.

This day is dedicated to bringing together people with disabilities to celebrate who we are, to experience the uplifting power of community. You will find opportunities to connect with old friends as well as meet new people while sharing a nature experience, participating in a craft workshop or hanging out listening to live music.

Find out more:

https://adirondacknaturefestivalforpeoplewithdisabilities.org/