LIFTT is throwing a big celebration on Saturday, July 26th, and you’re invited! This year marks 35 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act became law, a huge milestone in the fight for disability rights. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1241 Crawford Drive in Billings, and it’s free for everyone to join.

Fun for the Whole Family

This isn’t just an educational event, it’s a party, too! There will be water slides and plenty of kid-friendly attractions to keep the little ones entertained. Whether you’re coming with family or friends, it’s a perfect way to enjoy a summer day while celebrating something meaningful.

Hear from Inspiring Speakers

Get ready to be inspired. The celebration will feature guest speakers who’ll share stories about the lasting impact of the ADA. Their insights help us remember how far we’ve come and why continuing the journey toward inclusion matters so much.

Explore Local Resources at the Vendor Fair

Looking to connect with local organizations or discover disability-friendly businesses? The vendor fair will have a variety of groups, banks, and businesses ready to share their services and support. It’s a great opportunity to find resources that could benefit you or someone you know.

Stay Cool and Enjoy Tasty Treats

To keep everyone refreshed, there will be free snow-cones and water available. Hungry? Grab a lunch fundraiser featuring hot dogs and chips or visit local food trucks offering snacks and delicious treats. Good food, good company, and a great cause all in one spot.

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Come Together to Celebrate and Support Inclusion

Whether you’re there to learn, play, or just soak in the community vibe, this ADA celebration has something for everyone. It’s a chance to honor 35 years of progress and support the ongoing mission for a more inclusive world. Don’t miss out. Bring your friends and family and join the fun!

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