It was all fun and games at the Kempsey Big Day Out to celebrate the International Day for People with Disability.
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The sun was shining and children from all age groups were having a great time in the laser tag arena, jumping castles and watching a magic show from Troppo Bob.
There was also food, drink vendors, music and even a live interactive reptile show.
Kempsey Shire Council event organiser Aisha Spokes said she was happy that the weather cleared up for the event.
"We were nervous as so much work had gone into it, and we were just really excited that the weather cleared up for us, and that everyone has been able to come down and have some fun," Ms Spokes said.
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Chairperson of the Disability Steering Committee Lisa Reed said it was great to see everyone come together.
"Our goal is to increase disability awareness in the community and have inclusion, and I think we saw that today," Mrs Reed said.
Council's general manager Craig Milburn told the crowd council is purchasing a new lift for the Olympic pool, to improve accessibility to the venue.
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