Destinations
Wheelchair Access at the New Orleans Jazz Fest
As the official site of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival (www.nojazzfest.com), as well as the legendary birthplace of jazz, the Big Easy beckons music-lovers from around the world every spring. Jazz Fest celebrates the music and … Read More
Escape to the Monterey Peninsula
Located on the Monterey Peninsula, Asilomar Conference Center (www.visitasilomar.com) dates back to 1913, when it opened its doors as a YWCA leadership camp. Over the years the 107-acre beachfront campus morphed into a full service conference facility. That … Read More
Georgia State Parks Offer Track Chairs
Thanks to a partnership between the Aimee Copeland Foundation (aimeecopelandfoundation.org) and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (gastateparks.org), many Georgia State Parks offer track chairs to disabled visitors. These all terrain wheelchairs are fitted with tank … Read More
New San Antonio Water Taxi Improves River Walk Wheelchair Access
When construction first began on San Antonio’s River Walk (https://www.sanantonioriverwalk.com/) in 1939, wheelchair access wasn’t even a consideration. After all, it was a different time back then — a time when President Roosevelt didn’t want to be photographed … Read More
