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Ignite The Sparks In November With Our 6 Accessible Events For All To Enjoy

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1st November 2025

Welcome to our November accessible events blog! As the nights draw in and the air turns crisp, November in London bursts into life with the magic of Bonfire Night, dazzling light displays, and cosy autumn gatherings. But magic should be for everyone! This month, we're shining a spotlight on accessible and inclusive events happening across the capital, proving that fantastic celebrations can happen, but that doesn't mean compromising on access. From relaxed viewings of spectacular fireworks to sensory-friendly events and venues designed with every visitor in mind, get ready to discover the best of what London has to offer. Read on to find out how you can enjoy the fun and make unforgettable memories with your friends and family.

1) Young V&A
Bethnal Green, London
2nd November

Young V&A hosts activities for children and young people to spark their imagination and creativity. The Making Egypt exhibition is running until the 2nd November. It’s a chance to explore the creativity of ancient Egypt and the influences of art and design. To book your tickets, please follow the link Making Egypt - Exhibition.

Accessibility

Venue

The building has step-free access with lifts. The nearest accessible station is Whitechapel.

Wheelchairs
You can borrow a wheelchair during your visit, but it’s recommended to book it 24 hours in advance.

Disabled toilets

Toilets are located on the lower ground floor. They also have a bigger Changing Places toilet. If you don’t have your Radar key you ask a member of staff to borrow one.

To see a full list of accessible facilities, please follow the link Access at Young V&A.

2) Fireworks display
Battersea Park, London
2nd & 3rd November

Battersea Park’s fireworks display returns with even more performances and activities to enjoy before and after the display. To book your tickets, please follow the link Battersea Park Fireworks.

Accessibility

Tickets

Disabled visitors need to purchase a general admission ticket in order to get a free companion ticket. You will need to provide proof of disability and your booking reference before you get your tickets.

Accessible Viewing Platform

Disabled visitors need to book an accessible space in advance, and priority will be given to wheelchair users and those less able to stand.

Disabled toilets

Two accessible toilets are available close to the viewing platform and there are others, which are available in the main toilet blocks.

Blue badge parking

They have a limited number of disabled bays and are available on a first-come, first serve basis.

 To book your companion ticket and to see the full list of accessible facilities, follow the link Accessibility Battersea Park Fireworks.

3) Luxury Travel Fair
Olympia London
6th – 9th November
Thursday – Saturday 10am – 5pm & Sunday 10am – 4.30pm

If you love to travel and are looking for a getaway destination, the Luxury Travel fair is an event for you. The show is dedicated to travellers looking for high-end and bespoke experiences. The fair brings together over 80 prestigious travel experts, including luxury independent travel specialists and tour operators, to help attendees create once-in-a-lifetime adventures. Visitors can meet face-to-face with experts from brands like Abercrombie & Kent and Emirates Holidays, listen to inspiring talks from travel personalities, including Michaela Strachan and Brian & Melyvn from Race Across the World. To book your tickets, please follow the link  Luxury Travel Fair 2025 | Olympia London.

Accessibility

Venue access

Lifts and ramps are available at all the main entrances. Lifts provide access to all levels. There is clear signage to help disabled visitors navigate the venue.

Disabled toilets

Accessible toilets are available throughout the venue.

Disabled parking
Blue badge parking bays are offered on a first come first serve basis, and is best to pre- book even though the space is not guaranteed, but it will ensure that you have a space. All disabled parking is charged and it’s best to contact the venue to find out.

Manual wheelchairs

If you need to use a wheelchair while at the venue they offer wheelchairs to loan. It’s best to book your request in advance of your visit by completing the contact form on their website, Contact us | Olympia Events. You will need to give a deposit, which will be refunded.

To see a full list of the accessible facilities, follow the link Venue Accessibility | Olympia.

4) Ability Net’s Tech Share Pro
Online
12th - 13th November

This is Europe’s largest annual conference focusing on technology, digital accessibility, and inclusion. This is a must-attend for anyone interested in the future of inclusive design and tech innovation. Tickets are available to attend virtually. To find out more and to book, please follow the link AbilityNet TechShare Pro.

5) The Barbican, London
Wendy and Peter Pan
15th November (Relaxed performance)

The Barbican hosts relaxed performances of Wendy and Peter Pan. They also offer audio-described and captioned performances. Please follow the link to book for your specific needs Wendy & Peter Pan | Barbican.

Accessibility

The venue offers an Access scheme that allows disabled visitors to let them know of their requirements and can also book a free companion ticket. You can join online by following the link Accessible events Barbican.

The venue has ramped access from the main entrance at Silk Street to the level G Foyer and there are lifts to all floors with wheelchair access across their buildings. To see a full list of facilities, please follow the link: Accessible events | Barbican.  

6) The Science Museum, London
Night Owls 
29th November - 6.30pm - 9.30pm

The Science Museum hosts Night Owls, an event dedicated to those with sensory needs. It runs on selected dates across the year. The event is free to attend, but booking is required. To find out more, follow the link  Night Owls | Science Museum.

Accessibility

  • Lifts - The venue has lifts with the majority being wheelchair accessible and audio announcements and braille labelling on the buttons.
  • Accessible toilets – They are available on all levels of the venue
  • Mobility equipment – Manual wheelchairs and folding stools are available on the day and can be pre-booked.

The museum offers carer tickets for some of their paid activities and exhibitions. To get one, please email info@sciencemuseumgroup.ac.uk with your order number.

If you plan to attend any of these events, please contact venues and organisers directly to inform them of your access needs in advance of visiting.