The 2019 Annual AccessAbility Fest
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AccessAbility fest offers a gateway to resources, opportunities and recreation for individuals facing barriers to their maximum level of independence due to a physical, developmental, sensory and/or mental health challenges.
The 13th Annual AccessAbility fest will kick-off after the Inaugural abilitySTRONG Parade along the streets of downtown San Antonio and features over 170 activities and exhibitors with information, products, programs and services that promote independence and inclusion where individuals with disabilities live, work and play.
This FREE celebration includes live entertainment, activities for the whole family to enjoy, demonstrations, and food purchase options.
The 13th Annual AccessAbility fest will kick-off after the Inaugural abilitySTRONG Parade along the streets of downtown San Antonio and features over 170 activities and exhibitors with information, products, programs and services that promote independence and inclusion where individuals with disabilities live, work and play.
This FREE celebration includes live entertainment, activities for the whole family to enjoy, demonstrations, and food purchase options.
The festival is FREE and OPEN for the public to attend. This event is for individuals of all abilities, including those with physical, developmental, sensory and/or mental health challenges!
Wear your costumes & enjoy family friendly activities and fun at Market Square on Saturday, October 26th, 2019.
Wear your costumes & enjoy family friendly activities and fun at Market Square on Saturday, October 26th, 2019.
Event Date:
Saturday, October 26th, 2019
9:00am - 2:00pm
Location:
Market Square
514 W Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78207
Milam Park
500 W Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78207
Saturday, October 26th, 2019
9:00am - 2:00pm
Location:
Market Square
514 W Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78207
Milam Park
500 W Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78207
Entry Fees:
None. This event is FREE and Open to the Public
Event Topic Areas:
1) Benefits Management / Financial Planning, 2) Community Education & Public Awareness, 3) Education, 4) Employment, 5) Faith & Spirituality 6) Legislative & Legal, 7) Health & Nutrition, 8) Residential Options, 9) Support Services, 10) Recreation-Socialization, 11) Transportation, 12) Therapy & Rehabilitation, 13) Products: DME & Other, and several other areas of interest as they are identified.
None. This event is FREE and Open to the Public
Event Topic Areas:
1) Benefits Management / Financial Planning, 2) Community Education & Public Awareness, 3) Education, 4) Employment, 5) Faith & Spirituality 6) Legislative & Legal, 7) Health & Nutrition, 8) Residential Options, 9) Support Services, 10) Recreation-Socialization, 11) Transportation, 12) Therapy & Rehabilitation, 13) Products: DME & Other, and several other areas of interest as they are identified.
2019 Schedule
7:00am – 8:15am
Exhibitor Check-in Open
9:00am - 10:00am
abilitySTRONG Parade
9:00am – 2:00pm
Resource Event & Festival
11:00am - 11:30am
Main Presentation/Ceremony
1:00pm - 1:30pm
Costume Contest
Exhibitor Check-in Open
9:00am - 10:00am
abilitySTRONG Parade
9:00am – 2:00pm
Resource Event & Festival
11:00am - 11:30am
Main Presentation/Ceremony
1:00pm - 1:30pm
Costume Contest
INTERPRETATION SERVICES
American Sign Language interpretation services will be available at AccessAbility fest.
American Sign Language interpretation services will be available at AccessAbility fest.
Join with hundreds of partner organizations and businesses for the 13th Annual AccessAbility Fest, a gateway to resources, opportunities and independence.
What's Happening...
Join disABILITYsa for the
Inaugural abilitySTRONG Parade on Saturday, October 26th @ 9:00am
2019 Partner Organizations
2019 Planning Team
Melanie Cawthon
disABILITYsa
Kameron Chicoine
Exceptional Kids Magazine
Cynthia Hamilton
Autism Treatment Center
Nicholas Holstein
H.U.G. M.E. Ink
Marcia James
JBSA-Lackland EFMP
Jerri Ann Harris
VIA Metropolitan Transit
Shelly Scranton
Circle of Care
Kay Simpson
FashionAbility
John & Marilyn Weber
Deaf Interpreter Services
Zach Adair
Texas Kids Home Therapy and Nursing
Erayna Branche
Adaptive Health Services
Alfred Chavira
Any Baby Can
Shirlee Crandall
SA Lighthouse for the Blind
Victoria Espinoza
Community Volunteer
Katherine Franklin
La Fe Consulting
Adrienne Gaither
Autism Community Network
Toni & Kierste Garcia
Wells Fargo
Marissa Garcia
Mavagi
Esther Rodriguez
Angels in our Home
Mark & Kathryn Tovar
Real Counseling Inc.
Lisa Welsh
Wells Fargo
Katherine Kelley
Goodwill San Antonio
April Love
Community Volunteer
Raeme Bosquez-Greer
Raeme's Transitional Svcs
Melanie Cawthon
disABILITYsa
Kameron Chicoine
Exceptional Kids Magazine
Cynthia Hamilton
Autism Treatment Center
Nicholas Holstein
H.U.G. M.E. Ink
Marcia James
JBSA-Lackland EFMP
Jerri Ann Harris
VIA Metropolitan Transit
Shelly Scranton
Circle of Care
Kay Simpson
FashionAbility
John & Marilyn Weber
Deaf Interpreter Services
Zach Adair
Texas Kids Home Therapy and Nursing
Erayna Branche
Adaptive Health Services
Alfred Chavira
Any Baby Can
Shirlee Crandall
SA Lighthouse for the Blind
Victoria Espinoza
Community Volunteer
Katherine Franklin
La Fe Consulting
Adrienne Gaither
Autism Community Network
Toni & Kierste Garcia
Wells Fargo
Marissa Garcia
Mavagi
Esther Rodriguez
Angels in our Home
Mark & Kathryn Tovar
Real Counseling Inc.
Lisa Welsh
Wells Fargo
Katherine Kelley
Goodwill San Antonio
April Love
Community Volunteer
Raeme Bosquez-Greer
Raeme's Transitional Svcs
