There is something special about a New York summer evening. The sun begins to set, the air cools down, music fills the park, and families gather with lawn chairs, snacks, and plenty of excitement. For wheelchair users and their families, outdoor concerts and movie nights can be a wonderful way to enjoy summer without the formality or expense of a traditional theater. However, a little planning can make the difference between a relaxing evening and one filled with unnecessary

women on the beach Summer is still going strong! There is still plenty of time to get outside, spend time with family, enjoy the sunshine, and make a few more summer memories before fall arrives. From peaceful gardens and exciting museums to beach days, live music, and family attractions, there are many wonderful wheelchair-accessible places to visit throughout New York City, Westchester County, and Long Island this August. 1. Enjoy the Flowers at the Conservatory Garden Loca