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AutismBC Goes: Skating for Autism Acceptance Day with Autism Okanagan

Come skating with AutismBC and Autism Okanagan for Autism Acceptance Day!
This free event is open to the Interior BC autism community and a great opportunity to celebrate autism and our growing partnership. Enjoy an afternoon on the ice, connect with others, and share some cake. Plus, a few former professional hockey players will be there to show their support for our community.
We’re excited to bring everyone together to be our authentic selves and celebrate autism — we hope to see you there!
What:
- This free event will feature cake, balloons, and special guests—including former professional hockey players—to celebrate the day.
- PLAN Okanagan will also be present with an info table to explain what their organization offers our community and games to entertain
- This is a drop-in event, so feel free to arrive anytime, but know it does end at 6 PM
- Parents or caregivers need to stay to supervise their children
- The concession will be open and available to purchase food and refreshments from, and the skate shop will be open to purchase skate and helmet rentals, but we strongly encourage participants to bring their own skates and helmets.
When:
- April 2, 4-6 PM PST
Where:
- Rutland Arena, 645 Dodd Rd., Kelowna (Google Maps)
Who:
- This event is open to the autism community of the Interior
- All ages are welcome
Registration details:
- Registration opens Tuesday, March 18, 10 AM
- Click the button to fill out the registration form.
At AutismBC Goes events, we aim to foster a sense of community and belonging, ensuring that cost is never a barrier to participation. By organizing engaging outings and activities, we offer opportunities for autistic individuals and their families to connect, have fun, and learn in a supportive environment.
Let’s Connect:
Our programs are designed to support, empower, and connect the autism community! Not yet an AutismBC Member? Sign up for a membership.
Questions? Please contact us.

