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  1. Feb
    24
    Fri

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
      Feb 24

      Every Friday for 10 weeks beginning February 3, 2012 at various recreation centers throughout New York City.

      The swim program is free and offers:

      1. Acquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, flexibility, mobility, muscle tone, coordination, focus, and strength.

      2. Swim instruction that focuses on becoming comfortable in the water and learning basic swimming and safety skills.

      Participants must be members of a NYC Parks Recreation Center. No more than 12 people per group.

      For more info, or to register, call 718-760-6969 ext. 0 or visit nyc.gov/parks.

      Locations

      Queens
      Roy Wilkins Recreation Center
      177th Street & Baisley Boulevard
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Brooklyn
      St. John’s Recreation Center
      1251 Prospect Place
      Fridays- 1pm-2pm

      Metropolitan Recreation Center
      261 Bedford Avenue
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Brownsville Recreation Center
      1555 Linden Boulevard
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Manhattan
      Recreation Center 54
      348 East 54th Street
      Fridays- 11am-12pm

      Hansborough Recreation Center
      35 West 134th Street
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Asser Levy Recreation Center
      Asser Levy Place
      Fridays- 2:30pm-3:30pm

      Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
      3 Clarkson Street
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Bronx
      St. Mary’s Recreation Center
      450 St. Ann’s Avenue
      Fridays- 4:30pm-5:30pm

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      New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
  2. Feb
    25
    Sat

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
  3. Feb
    26
    Sun

    1. Florida–World Record Wheelchair Dance
      2:00 pm – 4:30 pm

      This is it! Help make a dream come true–Setting the world record for most people dancing in wheelchairs at one time.

      It’s the dream of 22-year-old Korey Soderman who has lived with Cerebral Palsy his entire life and has since become an inspiration that you can overcome life’s challenges.

      Featuring a special video presentation by Kenny Loggins and music by DJ Adam Lipson. Live entertainment and celebrity appearances. Fabulous food and vendors.

      Proceeds will benefit Korey’s Krew.

      To be a wheelchair participant, please register at RockandRollWorldRecordDance.eventbrite.com

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      2:00 pm
      Florida–World Record Wheelchair Dance
  4. Mar
    2
    Fri

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
      Mar 2

      Every Friday for 10 weeks beginning February 3, 2012 at various recreation centers throughout New York City.

      The swim program is free and offers:

      1. Acquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, flexibility, mobility, muscle tone, coordination, focus, and strength.

      2. Swim instruction that focuses on becoming comfortable in the water and learning basic swimming and safety skills.

      Participants must be members of a NYC Parks Recreation Center. No more than 12 people per group.

      For more info, or to register, call 718-760-6969 ext. 0 or visit nyc.gov/parks.

      Locations

      Queens
      Roy Wilkins Recreation Center
      177th Street & Baisley Boulevard
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Brooklyn
      St. John’s Recreation Center
      1251 Prospect Place
      Fridays- 1pm-2pm

      Metropolitan Recreation Center
      261 Bedford Avenue
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Brownsville Recreation Center
      1555 Linden Boulevard
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Manhattan
      Recreation Center 54
      348 East 54th Street
      Fridays- 11am-12pm

      Hansborough Recreation Center
      35 West 134th Street
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Asser Levy Recreation Center
      Asser Levy Place
      Fridays- 2:30pm-3:30pm

      Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
      3 Clarkson Street
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Bronx
      St. Mary’s Recreation Center
      450 St. Ann’s Avenue
      Fridays- 4:30pm-5:30pm

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      New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
  5. Mar
    3
    Sat

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
  6. Mar
    9
    Fri

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
      Mar 9

      Every Friday for 10 weeks beginning February 3, 2012 at various recreation centers throughout New York City.

      The swim program is free and offers:

      1. Acquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, flexibility, mobility, muscle tone, coordination, focus, and strength.

      2. Swim instruction that focuses on becoming comfortable in the water and learning basic swimming and safety skills.

      Participants must be members of a NYC Parks Recreation Center. No more than 12 people per group.

      For more info, or to register, call 718-760-6969 ext. 0 or visit nyc.gov/parks.

      Locations

      Queens
      Roy Wilkins Recreation Center
      177th Street & Baisley Boulevard
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Brooklyn
      St. John’s Recreation Center
      1251 Prospect Place
      Fridays- 1pm-2pm

      Metropolitan Recreation Center
      261 Bedford Avenue
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Brownsville Recreation Center
      1555 Linden Boulevard
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Manhattan
      Recreation Center 54
      348 East 54th Street
      Fridays- 11am-12pm

      Hansborough Recreation Center
      35 West 134th Street
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Asser Levy Recreation Center
      Asser Levy Place
      Fridays- 2:30pm-3:30pm

      Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
      3 Clarkson Street
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Bronx
      St. Mary’s Recreation Center
      450 St. Ann’s Avenue
      Fridays- 4:30pm-5:30pm

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      New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
  7. Mar
    10
    Sat

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
  8. Mar
    16
    Fri

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
      Mar 16

      Every Friday for 10 weeks beginning February 3, 2012 at various recreation centers throughout New York City.

      The swim program is free and offers:

      1. Acquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, flexibility, mobility, muscle tone, coordination, focus, and strength.

      2. Swim instruction that focuses on becoming comfortable in the water and learning basic swimming and safety skills.

      Participants must be members of a NYC Parks Recreation Center. No more than 12 people per group.

      For more info, or to register, call 718-760-6969 ext. 0 or visit nyc.gov/parks.

      Locations

      Queens
      Roy Wilkins Recreation Center
      177th Street & Baisley Boulevard
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Brooklyn
      St. John’s Recreation Center
      1251 Prospect Place
      Fridays- 1pm-2pm

      Metropolitan Recreation Center
      261 Bedford Avenue
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Brownsville Recreation Center
      1555 Linden Boulevard
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Manhattan
      Recreation Center 54
      348 East 54th Street
      Fridays- 11am-12pm

      Hansborough Recreation Center
      35 West 134th Street
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Asser Levy Recreation Center
      Asser Levy Place
      Fridays- 2:30pm-3:30pm

      Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
      3 Clarkson Street
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Bronx
      St. Mary’s Recreation Center
      450 St. Ann’s Avenue
      Fridays- 4:30pm-5:30pm

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      New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
  9. Mar
    17
    Sat

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
  10. Mar
    23
    Fri

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
      Mar 23

      Every Friday for 10 weeks beginning February 3, 2012 at various recreation centers throughout New York City.

      The swim program is free and offers:

      1. Acquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, flexibility, mobility, muscle tone, coordination, focus, and strength.

      2. Swim instruction that focuses on becoming comfortable in the water and learning basic swimming and safety skills.

      Participants must be members of a NYC Parks Recreation Center. No more than 12 people per group.

      For more info, or to register, call 718-760-6969 ext. 0 or visit nyc.gov/parks.

      Locations

      Queens
      Roy Wilkins Recreation Center
      177th Street & Baisley Boulevard
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Brooklyn
      St. John’s Recreation Center
      1251 Prospect Place
      Fridays- 1pm-2pm

      Metropolitan Recreation Center
      261 Bedford Avenue
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Brownsville Recreation Center
      1555 Linden Boulevard
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Manhattan
      Recreation Center 54
      348 East 54th Street
      Fridays- 11am-12pm

      Hansborough Recreation Center
      35 West 134th Street
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Asser Levy Recreation Center
      Asser Levy Place
      Fridays- 2:30pm-3:30pm

      Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
      3 Clarkson Street
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Bronx
      St. Mary’s Recreation Center
      450 St. Ann’s Avenue
      Fridays- 4:30pm-5:30pm

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      New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
  11. Mar
    24
    Sat

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
  12. Mar
    30
    Fri

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
      Mar 30

      Every Friday for 10 weeks beginning February 3, 2012 at various recreation centers throughout New York City.

      The swim program is free and offers:

      1. Acquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, flexibility, mobility, muscle tone, coordination, focus, and strength.

      2. Swim instruction that focuses on becoming comfortable in the water and learning basic swimming and safety skills.

      Participants must be members of a NYC Parks Recreation Center. No more than 12 people per group.

      For more info, or to register, call 718-760-6969 ext. 0 or visit nyc.gov/parks.

      Locations

      Queens
      Roy Wilkins Recreation Center
      177th Street & Baisley Boulevard
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Brooklyn
      St. John’s Recreation Center
      1251 Prospect Place
      Fridays- 1pm-2pm

      Metropolitan Recreation Center
      261 Bedford Avenue
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Brownsville Recreation Center
      1555 Linden Boulevard
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Manhattan
      Recreation Center 54
      348 East 54th Street
      Fridays- 11am-12pm

      Hansborough Recreation Center
      35 West 134th Street
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Asser Levy Recreation Center
      Asser Levy Place
      Fridays- 2:30pm-3:30pm

      Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
      3 Clarkson Street
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Bronx
      St. Mary’s Recreation Center
      450 St. Ann’s Avenue
      Fridays- 4:30pm-5:30pm

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      New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
    2. Los Angeles-Abilities Expo (all-day)
      Mar 30 – Mar 31

      Abilities Expo-Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Convention Center

      Friday-3/30/12, 11am-5pm

      Saturday-3/31/12, 11am-5pm

      Sunday-4/1/12, 11am-4pm

      Want to add an exciting new activity to your life? Abilities  Expo showcases a wide range of special events that not only entertain, they  also give you the opportunity to test your own skill, expand your interests and  find out how you can become involved in the local Los Angeles area.

      For more than three  decades, Abilities Expo has succeeded in improving the lives of Americans with  disabilities, their families, caregivers and healthcare professionals. This  unique forum features three days of cutting-edge products and services,  compelling workshops, fun-for-the-whole-family activities and has become the  leading event for the community of people with disabilities (PWDs).

      Abilities Expo reaches  out to all ages and all sectors of the Community including wounded veterans,  persons recovering from immobilizing accidents, seniors with age-related health  concerns, children with disabilities, individuals with mobility and spinal  issues, people who have vision and hearing impairments, people with  developmental disabilities and many more.

      For more info, click here.

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      Los Angeles-Abilities Expo (all-day)
  13. Mar
    31
    Sat

    1. Los Angeles-Abilities Expo (all-day)
      Mar 31 – Apr 1

      Abilities Expo-Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Convention Center

      Friday-3/30/12, 11am-5pm

      Saturday-3/31/12, 11am-5pm

      Sunday-4/1/12, 11am-4pm

      Want to add an exciting new activity to your life? Abilities  Expo showcases a wide range of special events that not only entertain, they  also give you the opportunity to test your own skill, expand your interests and  find out how you can become involved in the local Los Angeles area.

      For more than three  decades, Abilities Expo has succeeded in improving the lives of Americans with  disabilities, their families, caregivers and healthcare professionals. This  unique forum features three days of cutting-edge products and services,  compelling workshops, fun-for-the-whole-family activities and has become the  leading event for the community of people with disabilities (PWDs).

      Abilities Expo reaches  out to all ages and all sectors of the Community including wounded veterans,  persons recovering from immobilizing accidents, seniors with age-related health  concerns, children with disabilities, individuals with mobility and spinal  issues, people who have vision and hearing impairments, people with  developmental disabilities and many more.

      For more info, click here.

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      Los Angeles-Abilities Expo (all-day)
    2. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
  14. Apr
    1
    Sun

    1. Los Angeles-Abilities Expo (all-day)
      Apr 1 – Apr 2

      Abilities Expo-Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Convention Center

      Friday-3/30/12, 11am-5pm

      Saturday-3/31/12, 11am-5pm

      Sunday-4/1/12, 11am-4pm

      Want to add an exciting new activity to your life? Abilities  Expo showcases a wide range of special events that not only entertain, they  also give you the opportunity to test your own skill, expand your interests and  find out how you can become involved in the local Los Angeles area.

      For more than three  decades, Abilities Expo has succeeded in improving the lives of Americans with  disabilities, their families, caregivers and healthcare professionals. This  unique forum features three days of cutting-edge products and services,  compelling workshops, fun-for-the-whole-family activities and has become the  leading event for the community of people with disabilities (PWDs).

      Abilities Expo reaches  out to all ages and all sectors of the Community including wounded veterans,  persons recovering from immobilizing accidents, seniors with age-related health  concerns, children with disabilities, individuals with mobility and spinal  issues, people who have vision and hearing impairments, people with  developmental disabilities and many more.

      For more info, click here.

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      Los Angeles-Abilities Expo (all-day)
  15. Apr
    6
    Fri

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
      Apr 6

      Every Friday for 10 weeks beginning February 3, 2012 at various recreation centers throughout New York City.

      The swim program is free and offers:

      1. Acquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, flexibility, mobility, muscle tone, coordination, focus, and strength.

      2. Swim instruction that focuses on becoming comfortable in the water and learning basic swimming and safety skills.

      Participants must be members of a NYC Parks Recreation Center. No more than 12 people per group.

      For more info, or to register, call 718-760-6969 ext. 0 or visit nyc.gov/parks.

      Locations

      Queens
      Roy Wilkins Recreation Center
      177th Street & Baisley Boulevard
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Brooklyn
      St. John’s Recreation Center
      1251 Prospect Place
      Fridays- 1pm-2pm

      Metropolitan Recreation Center
      261 Bedford Avenue
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Brownsville Recreation Center
      1555 Linden Boulevard
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Manhattan
      Recreation Center 54
      348 East 54th Street
      Fridays- 11am-12pm

      Hansborough Recreation Center
      35 West 134th Street
      Fridays- 2pm-3pm

      Asser Levy Recreation Center
      Asser Levy Place
      Fridays- 2:30pm-3:30pm

      Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
      3 Clarkson Street
      Fridays- 4pm-5pm

      Bronx
      St. Mary’s Recreation Center
      450 St. Ann’s Avenue
      Fridays- 4:30pm-5:30pm

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      New York–Free Adaptive Swim Program (all-day)
  16. Apr
    7
    Sat

    1. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
  17. Apr
    14
    Sat

    1. Jacksonville, Florida–Access Life Expo (all-day)
      Apr 14

      Free event for individuals and families living with disabilities in Jacksonville, Florida. Come enjoy God’s great outdoors!

      Only 1 in 10 people affected by disability attend church so Access Life designed 4-hour free community outreach events to provide a time of Christ centered encouragement, support and fun for individuals and families living with disabilities. These events feature boat rides, bank fishing, archery, crafts, games, food and other activities that are executed by area churches, organizations and volunteers.

      The ultimate purpose of an Access Life Expo is to connect the participants with the churches, organizations and believers within their community for long term beneficial relationships that result in connection to Christ, His people and the resources those impacted by disability need.

      Register to participate or volunteer at: www.access-life.org

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      Jacksonville, Florida–Access Life Expo (all-day)
    2. New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Children with physical disabilities, ages 5-17. Learn the basics of wheelchair basketball and adaptive track & field through NYC Parks weekly sports program.

      When:Every Saturday at 9am-11am from February 4 to April 30.

      Where: Al Oerter Recreation Center in Flushing, NY.

      You will learn sport-specific drills and skills by our coaches and compete with your peers. These practices can lead to competitive events throughout the Tri-State Area.

      For more information or to register–call 718-353-7853, email accessibility@parks.nyc.gov., or visit nyc.gov/parks.

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      9:00 am
      New York–Free Adaptive Sports & Recreation Program for Children