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Access is power

Popping up in seven U.S. cities each year, the three-day Abilities Expos are your free, all-access passes to empowerment. Buckle up for cool gadgets, cutting-edge tech, info-packed workshops, adaptive activities and so much more. This golden opportunity to engage with your community will have you asking, “Why didn’t I do this sooner?!”

  • People with disabilities
  • Family, friends and caregivers
  • Healthcare professionals

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Explore solutions at Abilities Expo

Three days. One roof. Endless opportunities.

December 5-7, 2025

March 27-29, 2026

May 1-3, 2026

New York City skyline at sunset

June 12-14, 2026

Chicago skyline

July 31-Aug 2, 2026

Houston skyline at sunset.

September 4-6, 2026

Ft. Lauder skyline under a blue sky

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What’s happening

Dive into inclusive experiences, innovative technologies, valuable resources, hands-on workshops and so much more.

A blue adaptive trike is featured on the Abilities Expo show floor.

Products & services

From high-tech devices to daily living aids, explore solutions for multiple disabilities.

A dancer lifts his partner into a spin before a rapt Abilities Expo audience. Both have developmental disabilities.

Inclusive dance

Creative movement and accessibility unite to create sometime spectacular. Join in!

A variety of different assistive technologies are on display at the Ability Tools AT Showcase at Abilities Expo.

AT showcase

Learn how assistive technology can help you or your loved ones bridge the ability gap.

A wheelchair user reaches out for an epic catch in a game of wheelchair football in the events arena at Abilities Expo.

Adaptive sports

No more sidelines for you! Time to get in the game and discover your new favorite pastime.

Close-up of a service dog.

Service animals

Assistance dogs and horses are game-changers for their humans partners.

Colorful, hand-crafted pottery is on display in the artist market at Abilities Expo.

Artist market

Talented local artists with disabilities display their eclectic works of art for the community.

A young woman looks up as she scales the adaptive climbing wall in a specialized chair designed by Paralympian Mark Wellman.

Climbing wall

With specially designed adaptive equipment, anyone can conquer the all-inclusive rock wall.

A speaker addresses the workshop attendees at Abilities Expo against a colorful backdrop of silhouettes of people with disabilities.

Must-see workshops

Free sessions on accessible travel, home remodeling, disability finance and more.

A man is tuning up the wheelchair of an Abilities Expo attendee for free.

Wheelchair repair

Need a tune-up? Swing by the Free Wheelchair Repair Pavilion for minor maintenance.


Insights and stories from our community

Whatever your role in this vibrant community, this is your space. Read on and enjoy the journey.

  • Meet Paralympian Steve Serio at Abilities Expo Dallas

    Meet Paralympian Steve Serio at Abilities Expo Dallas

    By Scott Nunez, Toyota Mobility A proud partner of Team USA Paralympic Athletes, Toyota Mobility is thrilled to host Steve Serio in our Abilities Expo Dallas booth from 1-4 pm on Friday, December 3rd! Come and meet the man who led the US basketball team to win back-to-back Paralympic gold medals. Steve Serio’s Climb to Paralympic Glory At…

  • Representation Counts: More People with Disabilities Should Hold Office

    Representation Counts: More People with Disabilities Should Hold Office

    By Jillian Day If you’re in a room with eight people, U.S. statistics calculate that two of them are likely to have a life-impacting disability. That’s right—about 61 million Americans have a disability, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Yet, even with some high-profile officeholders like Texas Governor Greg Abbott, U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth,…

  • Vermonters Tackle Accessible Housing Shortage

    Vermonters Tackle Accessible Housing Shortage

    By Jolene Montgomery There’s usually not much sexy about adapting a home to accommodate someone’s disabilities. So, I was intrigued to see this quote on www.wheelpad.com: “We love it! We love it! We love it! Thank you for…facilitating my mom living more comfortably in our home! (and for promoting marital harmony!)” I looked at the pictures.…


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