Sparkle is committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive, and accessible environment for everyone. We recognise that accessibility needs vary, and we aim to remove barriers wherever possible so that all members of our community can fully participate.

Our Commitment
We are a community-led organisation and ensure accessibility is embedded into our events, digital platforms, and communications. We aim for a consistent, supportive environment where people know what to expect and feel able to engage in ways that work for them.
 

Event Accessibility
• Step-free access wherever possible
• Accessible toilets including disabled facilities
• Clearly marked accessible routes and signage
• Quiet and wellbeing spaces available
• Trained volunteers on site to support attendees
• Consideration of sensory needs in layout and programming
• Stage ramps and gradients will be confirmed directly with all artists ahead of the event
 

Neurodivergent Access & Sensory Spaces
• Sensory spaces: 10:30am – 12:00pm (Saturday & Sunday)
• Sanctuary space: 12:00pm – 5:00pm (Saturday & Sunday)
 

Further details are available in the Sparkle Weekend Guide.
 

Website Accessibility
We are working to ensure our website is accessible and easy to use for all visitors, including compatibility with assistive technologies, clear navigation, and readable content.

Continuous Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process. We regularly review our approach and welcome feedback from our community.

Contact 

Email: info@sparkle.org.uk​​