Adaptive Skate Jam - Culver City 2026

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The Skateside and the City of Culver City are hosting a free Adaptive Skate Jam and workshop at Culver City Skate Park from noon to 3:00 PM on Saturday, October 10, 2026, for National Disability Awareness Month. It is designed primarily for children and youth of all abilities and experience levels, including first-time skaters, and the live registration form explicitly says adults are welcome. The organizer's September 30 final-call post supersedes the original drop-in language: space is intentionally limited and each participant should register in advance through the working Google Form; the form was open and accepting submissions on October 9. No numeric capacity, registration deadline, remaining-space count, waitlist, or on-site signup policy is published. The form asks for participant age, support and communication needs, skating experience, preferred traditional/adaptive/wheelchair skating mode, equipment needs, mobility or adaptive equipment, emergency contact, and parent or guardian contact. It also requires acknowledgment that skating involves normal physical risks and that a responsible adult must remain with the participant unless The Skateside specifically authorizes otherwise. A limited quantity and size range of skateboards and safety equipment will be available but cannot be guaranteed, so participants should bring properly fitting equipment when possible. The program includes adaptive instruction, community skating, a Gromlin Universe guest appearance, and organizer-described surprises; it is not a contest and has no divisions, heats, or awards. Culver City requires helmets plus knee and elbow pads for everyone skating. The outdoor park can close for wet or unsafe surfaces, spectators must stay outside the skating area, and Culver City Park provides parking areas, restrooms, and a hydration station. Contact The Skateside before travel for individual accommodations or late registration questions.

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