Access Leisure is the City of Sacramento's adaptive recreation program for people with disabilities. For kids and teens it runs an after-school social club, monthly community outings and a Saturday art and dance series, all priced low and registered month by month. Rob's Skate Academy adds an adaptive skate class at the 28th and B Skate Park.
Access Leisure for teens and young adults
- The Hangout: an after-school social program for ages 13 to 22 with games, art, movement and movie nights, focused on friendships and life skills. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:00 to 6:00 pm, at the Southside Clubhouse, $60 for six sessions. Each month is its own registration.
- Teen Day Out: monthly community outings for ages 13 to 22, such as a farmers market, movies, bowling or the zoo, practicing social skills and money management. $12 an outing.
For younger kids
- Youth Art and Dance Series: ages 6 to 12, Saturdays at the Southside Clubhouse, $8. Kids learn about an artist and try that artist's medium; kids in both the art and dance programs are supervised between them.
- Adaptive Skating with Rob's Skate: skateboarding or roller skating for ages 6 and up, no experience needed, with boards, skates, helmets and pads provided. Saturdays 1:30 to 2:30 pm at 28th and B Skate Park, $175.
Access Leisure also holds a holiday sing-along with hot chocolate on December 19 at the North Natomas Community Center, $8, open to participants and their families.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Access Leisure?
It is the City of Sacramento's adaptive recreation program for people with disabilities. Its youth and teen programs include The Hangout, Teen Day Out and a Saturday art and dance series.
How much do Access Leisure programs cost?
The Hangout is $60 for six sessions, Teen Day Out is $12 an outing, and the Youth Art and Dance Series is $8.
Is there adaptive skateboarding in Sacramento?
Yes. Rob's Skate Academy teaches an adaptive skating class for ages 6 and up at the 28th and B Skate Park, with all gear provided.