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

Citi Field There’s nothing like a day at Citi Field—the blue-and-orange jerseys, the smell of ballpark food, the energy of the crowd, and the excitement of seeing the field for the first time. Whether you’re cheering on the Mets or attending a concert, it should be a fun and memorable experience from beginning to end. But when you use a wheelchair, getting to and from Citi Field can take extra planning. Crowded trains, limited station accessibility, heavy Queens traffic, and

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

Celebrate the Fourth of July with Ride A WAV! Independence Day weekend is one of the best times to get out, enjoy the beautiful summer weather, and make memories with family and friends. Whether you're planning to watch spectacular fireworks, attend a local festival, enjoy live music, or have dinner along the Hudson River, Westchester County has something for everyone. At Ride A WAV, we believe everyone deserves to celebrate—including wheelchair users and those with mobility

Passover setting Passover is not just a holiday — it’s a beautiful, meaningful, family-filled celebration . The table is set. The matzah is ready. The stories are about to be told. Now the only question is How are you getting there? If you or a loved one uses a wheelchair, planning transportation ahead of time can make the difference between stress and smooth sailing. Let’s make Passover 2026 joyful from start to finish. When Is Passover 2026? Passover 2026 (Pesach) begins at

Valentine’s Day isn’t just about roses and romance. It’s about connection, laughter, and making memories with the people you love most . That could mean a date night with your partner…a sweet dinner with your spouse of 40 years…or surprising grandma and grandpa with a night out they didn’t think was possible anymore. If you or someone you love uses a wheelchair, getting out can feel like the hardest part. That’s why Ride A WAV is here—to make the journey easy, safe, and str

The holiday season is all about making memories, sharing joy, and giving gifts that truly matter. This year, instead of another sweater...