MAY 31 – TORONTO – MAY 31 – TORONTO – MAY 31 – TORONTO – MAY 31 – TORONTO – MAY 31 – TORONTO – MAY 31

Fresh AF

AccessFest is a first-of-its-kind, open-to-all celebration of disability inclusion. Set in the heart of downtown Toronto, this one-day festival is where accessibility meets culture—with a lineup that’s fresh, empowering, and undeniably fun.

We’re transforming David Pecaut Square into a buzzing, barrier-free hub of activity. Think big stage energy, real conversations, immersive installations, and a community that knows how to show up.

What’s ON

Mainstage Performances

From headlining musical artists to bold and powerful speakers, the MainStage brings high-energy performances and big ideas to life.

Three people participate in a fireside chat panel on stage. Two panelists using power wheelchairs sit in front of banners that read 'AccessNow' and 'The Future is Smart, Built for Everyone.'

Unfiltered AF TALKS

Raw, real talks from community leaders and storytellers.

A group of people march outdoors on a sunny day, promoting inclusion and diversity. At the center, a smiling woman in a power wheelchair chats with another woman walking beside her in a pink sweater. Behind them, participants hold bright yellow and orange signs with messages like 'There is strength in diversity'. The group includes people with and without disabilities, creating a joyful and united atmosphere.

MapMission Tours

Explore Toronto’s accessibility and be part of real change.

A young woman gazes at a tall, cylindrical bubble tube filled with glowing, floating orbs illuminated in vibrant shades of pink, purple, and orange. The surrounding space is dimly lit with a soothing blue hue, creating a calming, sensory-rich environment. Similar bubble tubes can be seen in the background, adding to the immersive experience.

Interactive ART

Explore creative and immersive experiences.

Talent You Don’t Want to Miss

From chart-topping artists to rising voices AccessFest is celebrating influential stars.

Central af

Accessible transit. Barrier-free design. ASL on stage. Chill-out zones for sensory breaks and more. AccessFest doesn’t just welcome you—it’s built for you in the heart of Toronto.

David Pecaut Square
215 King St W
Toronto, ON M5V 3G2

View of Roy Thomson Hall in downtown Toronto, surrounded by modern skyscrapers under a clear blue sky. In the foreground is a polished stone plaza with stainless steel railings and a central glass structure housing the Eternal Flame, which burns brightly.

We’ve Got You

You are invited to show up and take space.

A festival where accessibility isn’t an afterthought, it’s built in to the entire experience. Plan ahead and know what to expect.

Close-up of a person's hands wearing black wrist braces and silver rings, manipulating a colorful green and blue fidget toy

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AccessFest is built by a community that believes in action, not just words.
Big love to our partners making this possible.

funded in part by canada service corps canada logo
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