Westman Disability Day at fair
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This article was published 09/06/2023 (1245 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Thursday was Westman Disability Day at the Manitoba Summer Fair. The event provided an opportunity for individuals with physical and/or intellectual disabilities and their families and caregivers to enjoy the fair for free without the usual crowds.
Photos by Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun
Daniel Lourenco with Ecole secondaire Neelin High School's Life Skills program rides the carousel during Westman Disability Day at the Manitoba Summer Fair on Thursday afternoon.
Frasier McArthur playfully makes a face at family while enjoying a midway ride during Westman Disability Day at the Manitoba Summer Fair on Thursday afternoon.
Reece Makarich, 10, who lives with non-verbal autism, rides a pony at the Manitoba Summer Fair on Thursday while his mom, Britinay Wheeler, walks beside him.