ICAN's Free Halloween Festival Brings Inclusive Family Fun to Torrance October 17 |
A welcoming Halloween celebration designed for people with disabilities of all ages, with families and caregivers encouraged to join. |
Halloween celebrations are even better when everyone has an opportunity to participate. On Saturday, October 17, ICAN will host its 2026 Halloween Festival at SCROC in Torrance, bringing together individuals with disabilities, their families, and caregivers for an afternoon of seasonal fun.
The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is free to attend.
A Halloween Celebration Built Around Inclusion
The event is designed for people with disabilities of all ages, creating an opportunity to enjoy traditional Halloween activities in a welcoming community setting.
Families and caregivers are encouraged to participate, making the festival an opportunity to celebrate together.
The event will feature activity booths, games, candy distribution, and Halloween-themed festivities.
Organizers are also inviting local businesses and community members to participate by hosting activity booths, offering food, or selling seasonal merchandise.
More Than Just Halloween Fun
The festival reflects ICAN's broader commitment to supporting individuals with disabilities and encouraging community inclusion.
Community gatherings like this help create opportunities for social connection while providing accessible ways for families to participate in popular seasonal traditions.
For parents and caregivers, the festival also offers an opportunity to meet other families and connect with people who share similar experiences.
Event Details
ICAN encourages interested families to register through its website for event participation.
It's a chance to enjoy Halloween festivities while supporting a community celebration centered on inclusion and belonging.
Article Link: ICAN 2026 Halloween Festival — Official Event and Registration |
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