Sparkle With Access My Events This November
1st November 2026
November is packed with great accessible experiences, and here at Access My Events, we want to make sure you have all the information to plan a stress-free outing. As the days get colder, there are plenty of fantastic and inclusive ways to stay active, get creative and have fun. From peaceful nature walks and sensory-friendly aquarium sessions to glowing light trails and a brilliant disability arts festival, we’ve put together 6 exciting events that have accessibility in mind.
1) Accessible Guided Walk
The Crane Tap, Twickenham
5th November 12.45pm – 3pm
If you enjoy walks, Richmond Borough Mind run monthly accessible guided walks. It’s a wonderful opportunity to enjoy being in nature, meeting new people while staying active. To find out more you can download their walk schedule by following the link Accessible Walks.
Accessibility
The walk is open to all and is accessible for wheelchair users and those with walking aids. To discuss your specific access requirements, please email info@ruils.co.uk, or call 020 8831 6083.
2) Alton Towers Fireworks display
Staffordshire
6th 8th November 7pm
Many local parks and theme parks will be putting on firework displays as we start the month. If you enjoy the fireworks, Alton Towers resort has put together an unforgettable experience as they take you on a journey.
Accessibility
Alton Towers offers a wheelchair accessible platform for wheelchair users coming to watch the fireworks. Please complete the booking form to reserve your seating Fireworks Night | Alton Towers Resort.
Disabled Parking
Parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and the organisers recommend that you come early to secure your space as it’s limited.
Quiet Space
The venue offers a quiet sensory space, which will remain open until the fireworks finish.
3) Sea Life London Aquarium
Quiet Experiences
Westminster, London
8th November
Enjoy a calm underwater world at SEA LIFE London Aquarium during their Quiet Experiences. Designed specifically for visitors with sensory needs, these dedicated sessions feature reduced lighting, muted sound effects and limited capacity. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore marine life at your own pace in a stress-free environment. To book tickets, please follow the link
Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible and offers free companion tickets for carers. For people with visual impairments, assistance animals are welcome to the Aquarium. If you are deaf you can contact the venue using their free BSL interpreter service through sign live. To see a list of the accessible facilities available, you can read their accessibility guide by following the link: Accessibility | SEA LIFE London Aquarium.
4) Disability Arts Festival
Harrow Arts Centre
12th November 7pm – 9pm
Join the Harrow Disability Arts Centre for a celebration of creativity and talent. The event brings together disabled artists and organisations from across London. Attendees can enjoy music, dance performances and comedy in a welcoming and diverse space. To book your tickets, please follow the link Disability Arts Festival 2026 | Harrow.
Accessibility
To find out about access requirements, please contact the Harrow Centre box office on 020 3773 7161
5) Illuminated
Windsor Great Park
13th November
Windsor Great Park is running Illuminated, an event featuring a new light trail design for 2026, this peaceful, non-explosive event offers beautiful light displays that transform the atmosphere.
Accessibility
The trail is accessible but there may be some parts that may be difficult for wheelchair users to manoeuvre. To assist with this images of the terrain are available. It’s also best to contact the venue to discuss your access requirements before you book.
Please note, disabled parking is free, but it must be booked in advance.
To see a full list of accessible facilities, please follow the link Accessibility – Windsor Great Park Illuminated.
6) Disability Pride 2026
Bromley Reformed Church
21st Nov 1pm – 3pm
Bromley Experts by experience hosts Disability Pride, an annual event showcasing disabled talent and most importantly raise awareness and break the stigma around disability. The event includes dance performances, music, poets, comedians and councillors. It’s a chance for the disabled community to get together and celebrate their talents and contributions to society. The event is free to attend, but you have to register by completing their online form. Please follow the link Disability Pride 2026 - Bromley Experts by Experience.
Accessibility
The organisers aim to make the event as accessible as possible so everyone can attend and participate. The event will have BSL interpretation available, captions, wheelchair access and an accessible toilet. If you require transport or would like to discuss your specific access needs, please contact them to request this in advance. They can be contacted by phone on 020 8650 2102, text/ what’s app on 07454 288 762, or email info@xbyxbromley.org.uk.
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