Celebrate disability inclusion and community connection with fun activities for all ages and abilities at MacDonald Park.
Thursday 3 December 2026
10:00am - 1:00pm
MacDonald Park, Albion Park Rail NSW 2527
Free
Celebrate a vibrant and welcoming festival dedicated to disability inclusion and community connection. This event is designed for people of all ages and abilities to come together and enjoy a day filled with joy and meaningful interactions.
Experience a variety of engaging activities including inclusive art and sensory crafts, lively djembe drumming, giant lawn games, a petting zoo, and face painting. There’s something for everyone to enjoy in a supportive and accessible environment.
Enjoy a free sausage sizzle while mingling with local disability support providers, community groups, and Council services. The festival fosters a spirit of inclusion and awareness in a fun and relaxed setting.
The festival runs on Thursday, 3 December 2026, from 10:00 to 13:00. It is a free community event with no tickets required, making it easy for families to attend and participate.
Accessible parking, toilets, walkways, and a dedicated quiet/sensory space are provided to ensure comfort and accessibility for all attendees. This thoughtful planning supports everyone’s needs throughout the day.
Local organisations, community groups, service providers, and businesses passionate about inclusion and accessibility are encouraged to participate as stallholders, showcasing their services and connecting with the community.
The festival is held at MacDonald Park, Albion Park Rail NSW 2527. The venue is equipped with accessible facilities including parking and toilets to accommodate visitors with disabilities.
The park’s open spaces provide plenty of room for outdoor activities and socialising, making it an ideal location for families and community members to gather safely and comfortably.
Public transport options and local amenities are available nearby, ensuring easy access for all attendees.
This is a free event open to everyone, with no tickets required. Families are encouraged to bring children and enjoy the inclusive activities designed to engage all abilities.
A quiet/sensory space is available for those who may need a calm environment during the festival, supporting sensory needs and comfort.
The event promotes awareness and celebrates the contributions of people with disabilities to the community, fostering understanding and connection.
There is no cost to attend the festival, making it accessible for all families and community members.
No prior booking or tickets are necessary, simply come along on the day and join in the festivities.
Organisations interested in participating as stallholders can submit their interest through the Council’s contact channels.
