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Friendship Circle of Virginia (FCVA) announces the return of their annual Disability Expo, a free, community-wide event designed to connect individuals with disabilities, families, caregivers, and professionals with vital resources across Greater Richmond and throughout Virginia. This event is hosted by Friendship Circle of Virginia, presented by QTS Data Centers, sponsored by the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond, and held in partnership with the Science Museum of Virginia.
Hosted at the Dewey Gottwald Center, the Disability Expo brings together 80 nonprofits, service providers, and businesses offering support for people with disabilities of all ages. Attendees can explore a diverse range of services including adaptive recreation, therapeutic supports, employment programs, transportation solutions, assistive technology, residential options, inclusive education tools, legal and financial planning, and more.
Event Highlights
● 80+ exhibitors representing disability services across Greater Richmond and beyond
● Opportunities to meet local experts, providers, and advocacy organizations
● Free admission, free parking, and open to the entire community
● Discounted entry into the Science Museum of Virginia
● Sensory-friendly environment and support available throughout the event
● Resources geared toward people of all ages, from birth through seniors
Event Details
Date: Sunday, January 18, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Dewey Gottwald Center, Richmond, VA
Cost: Free and open to the public, with reduced entry fee to the Science Museum for all attendees
About Friendship Circle of Virginia
Friendship Circle of Virginia serves individuals with disabilities, their families, and the Greater Richmond community by fostering friendships, inclusion, and meaningful opportunities for connection. Through programs, events, and community partnerships, FCVA is dedicated to building a more inclusive world where everyone belongs.
