Described Walking Tour: Sunday, June 15th at 10 am. Meet at the Access Tent. Audio Describer JJ Hunt will be leading a described walking tour of Luminato at Harbourfront for blind and low visions patrons who would like to experience all that the festival has to offer. The tour will begin in the community square where attendees will meet the creators and performers of Dandyism and engage in a touch tour. They will then explore Terceradix Luminarium, experience Santé, the traveling circus show and check out everything that the festival has to offer including artisans, vendors, workshops, music and more. The tour will finish in the community square at Dandyism, a live dance and fashion show that celebrates the timeless swagger of African style.
To register for this tour email [email protected]
Relaxed Tent A Relaxed Tent will be available on site for the entire weekend and will be one of the first tents that you come upon if you are heading west or approaching the grounds from the streetcar stop or parking lot. This monitored, Relaxed Tent is a space created for the neurodiverse community but is open for anyone that needs to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the festival. There will be comfortable places to sit, shade from the sun and walls to buffer sound, and it will be stocked with fidget toys and earplugs. It will also be located right next to the Book Nook, in case you want to grab a book and unwind for a bit.
Access Tent An accessibility tent will be available on site for the entire weekend and will be located at the entrance of the Harbourfront grounds, just off of Queens Quay. This tent will be staffed with leaders in accessibility who can answer any questions that you may have and support you with all of your access needs. This tent will be stocked with:
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Physical Accessibility Luminato at Harbourfront is a fully paved, step free, physically accessible site. For more details on the site including washroom details, site maps and more, check out the Venue Guide.