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Two ballroom dancers perform a dramatic pose on a stage washed in pink, purple, and blue light. On the left, a dark-haired man in an open, flowing white satin shirt, gold necklaces, and tan trousers extends one arm wide with an intense expression. In front of him, a woman with blonde hair in a loose updo smiles with her eyes closed, one arm curved upward and the other bent near her waist. She wears a white satin crop top and skirt trimmed with rhinestones, plus several sparkling bracelets.

Paralympian Brings Disability Representation to Dancing With the Stars

At 21 years old, he is going from gold to the dance floor.

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October 8, 2026

Wrigley Field Becomes First MLB Autism Center

Wrigley Field is the latest example of how MLB is working to make the ballpark experience more accessible for fans with disabilities.
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August 16, 2026

‘504: The Musical’ Brings Disability Rights History to Life

New musical highlights the activists who fought for Section 504 protections.
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May 28, 2026

Practice Flight Program Changes Travel Access

Families are getting the chance to practice every step of air travel through Wings for All, a program helping make flying more accessible and less stressful for people with disabilities.
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A stage magician performs a levitation illusion during a live theatrical show. A bald man dressed in a black long-sleeve button-up shirt and gray trousers stands leaning over a wooden platform or table draped with a rich red cloth trimmed with gold fringe. Lying horizontally on the table is a blonde woman wearing black clothing and a decorative purple, gold, and white sequined or embroidered wrap or shawl covering her torso and legs. She appears to be floating or suspended, with her body rigid and elevated slightly above the table surface. The magician holds a large silver metal hoop — a classic prop used to demonstrate that no hidden supports are holding the assistant aloft — passing it around her levitated body with his right hand while his left hand gestures near her feet. The hoop has small blue light accents along its edge. The background features deep blue, dramatically lit fabric with a textured, crinkled appearance, creating a theatrical and mysterious atmosphere. The stage is darkly lit overall, with spotlight illumination focused on the performers.

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December 10, 2025

Sensory-Friendly Magic Show

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November 13, 2025

Free Sensory-Friendly Hour at the Rough Point Museum

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