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        7th Annual Pasadena Adaptive Sports Festival Moves Indoors Due to Weather

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          • November 12, 2025
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      The City of Pasadena Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department (PRCS), in collaboration with the Triumph Foundation, has announced that the 7th Annual Pasadena Adaptive Sports Festival will take place indoors at the Villa Parke Community Center on Saturday, November 15, 2025, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

      By News Desk

      This free event, which promotes inclusivity and physical activity for individuals of all abilities, is being relocated to an indoor venue due to inclement weather.

      The Villa Parke Community Center, located at 363 East Villa Street in Pasadena, will provide a safe and accessible environment for participants to enjoy a full day of adaptive sports and fitness activities. This year’s festival will feature a wide range of adaptive sports, including rugby, pickleball, tennis, boccia, boxing, power soccer, and fencing, among others.

      In addition to the sports activities, attendees can also take part in a resource fair and an interactive art workshop. All necessary equipment for the sports will be provided, and trained coaches and instructors will be available throughout the day to assist and guide participants. A complimentary lunch will be served to all registered attendees.

      This event is open to individuals of all abilities, and the organizers encourage everyone to join in, whether to try a new sport, meet new people, or simply have fun.

      How to Register

      Registration is required for participation. To register, visit the Triumph Foundation website at Triumph-Foundation.org/ASF or email info@triumph-foundation.org.

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