Santa Clarita's 'Free To Be Me Festival' Relocates to West Creek Park with Enhanced Accessibility Features

The City of Santa Clarita has moved the annual Free To Be Me Festival to West Creek Park, which features inclusive amenities. The event, now in its third year, will take place on Sunday, May 5, from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. It is designed for the special needs communities and their families, aiming to provide a supportive and enjoyable environment.

West Creek Park, located at 24247 Village Circle Drive, includes an inclusive play area with ramps, a roller slide suitable for those with cochlear implants, and large swings and roundabouts. These features make the park accessible and enjoyable for individuals with special needs.

This year's festival will feature free live performances and demonstrations from groups serving the special needs community. New this year is a wrestling demonstration, along with performances by the Pop Vision Band and a storytime session by the Santa Clarita Public Library.

The festival also offers arts and crafts, face painting, character meet-and-greets, and interactions with first responders. Sports activities such as basketball, volleyball, golf, street hockey, and soccer will be available.

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