Yesterday I wrote about fall activities that are accessible for older adults with mobility limitations. I had a few more ideas so I thought we could continue along that line today. Again, I am going to focus on mobility challenges, but that is not the totality of challenges to access that people have.
Fall Movie Rereleases
Lately, theaters have been rereleasing fall movies who are celebrating a big anniversary. There are also some upcoming releases that may interest you. I recently saw Practical Magic 2, which is a sequel to one of my favorite fall movies. In any case, look into the showings at a theater near you. Theaters are not only wheelchair accessible, but often have accessibility features like closed captioning and audio description technology.
The St. James Art Fair
One of my favorite festivals of the whole year is coming up in a few weeks. Some areas are hard to get to in a wheelchair, but other areas are wider and paved. So the whole area is not wheelchair accessible, but the festival is so large that you may not be able to see everything anyways. But since it’s so large and there are large areas that are wheelchair accessible I decided to include it.
In conclusion, I love fall and there are plenty of things to do in Louisville. What are your favorite things to do?
