Accessibility for the festival

 Accessibility is a priority for the Chilliwack Pride Society.  

    • These booths ensure that all attendees have access to essential details about the event, including schedules, maps, and services, fostering a smooth and enjoyable experience.  

    • Labeled on the map and located at all “corners” of the festival, as well as in the Kids Zone. 

    • At College and Bole,  

    • Wellington and 5 Corners,  

    • Wellington and College,  

    • Victoria and Young 

    • Kids Zone on the field of Central Elementary 

    • Free water, snacks and juice available. 

    • Bowls of water for pets are also available here.  

    • Volunteers will be available here to support attendees. 

    • Free earplugs, masks, and gloves are available at each accessibility and information booth. 

    • A space for people to go when they feel overwhelmed or overstimulated. Please be respectful of the sensory needs of those using this space. It is important to keep this space calm, cool with low noise, warm lighting, and a scent-free environment. 

    • Labelled on the map and located at 45898 Victoria Avenue (CSOPA) 

    • Free earplugs, masks, gloves available at each accessibility and information booth. 

    • Free water, snacks and juice available at the Quiet Room. 

    • Sensory calmed space. 

    • Air conditioning. 

    • Fidgets and seating available.  

  • Available for performances on the Main stage 

    • Available for the main stage 

    • A QR code will be on signage at the main stage and online for people to access the captioning through their devices. 

    • Clear directions to different areas of the festival.  

    • Available at the crossroads to assist 

    • Labelled on map and found at:  

    • Portable toilets, without running water in the parking lot at the corner of Wellington and College 

    • Portable toilets, without running water in the corner of Bole ave by the Main Stage 

    • City run toilet, with running water on Victoria ave by the Main Stage 

    • Toilets, with running water, found in Central Elementary behind the Gaga pit. 

    • Wheelchair accessible options at each location 

    • Gender-neutral washrooms at all locations 

  • Volunteers stationed in food area to assist people with ordering and receiving their food from food trucks.  

    • Mobility devices will be available for free rent, on a first come, first served basis as needed.  

    • These will be available through each accessibility and info booth. 

    • Printed versions available at each accessibility and info booth 

    • Volunteers will be visible in bright yellow shirts with large black writing 

    • Available to support festival goers as needed.  

    • Water spray stations to assist with cooling off 

    • Located beside Love Alley and the DCCM in labelled on map 

  • Available at each accessibility and info booth and in the Quiet room 

    • Located in front of the Quiet room on Victoria Ave 

    • Labelled on map 

    • Available to support individuals in crisis or who just need to talk to someone.  

    • Located in front of the Quiet room on Victoria Ave 

    • Labelled on map 

    • Available to support individuals in crisis or who just need to talk to someone 

    • raised to increase visibility 

    • Seating at stage areas 

    • We know that there is always room for improvement. That is why, we want to encourage everyone to give us feedback about accessibility. We want to know what went well and what we can improve on. 

    • Printed copies available at each accessibility and info booth. 

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