Sydney Olympic Park joins global Purple Light Up Movement

Sydney Olympic Park will glow with purple light displays on iconic buildings and monuments on Thursday 3 December for International Day of People with Disability.

The global movement Purple Light Up aims to celebrate and draw attention to the contribution of the 386 million employees around the world living with disability. 

When night hits the Olympic Cauldron, the Sprinter monument towering near the M4 Motorway, ANZ Stadium, Pullman and Novotel hotels, the Olympic train station and the iconic Olympic Boulevard Light Towers will be alight purple.

The light display is one of a range of activities at Sydney Olympic Park that will mark International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) on 3 December and raise awareness about access and inclusion for public spaces, venues and communities.

• Paralympic Sport Exhibition by True Sports Events
  3 – 24 December, cnr Olympic Bvd & Dawn Fraser Ave
  Learn more about what is on offer for Paralympic sports including Paralympic and disability inclusion 
  highlights on the big screen
  
• One World installation by Achieve Australia
  3 – 24 December, cnr Olympic Bvd & Dawn Fraser Ave
  Visit this outdoor installation sharing travel stories of many inspiring people with disability from across the 
  globe

Sydney Olympic Park Authority delivers the celebrations for International Day of People with Disability at Sydney Olympic Park in partnership with True Sports Events and Achieve Australia with contributions from Disability Sports Australia and Paralympics Australia. Sydney Olympic Park Authority works with local sports and disability organisations to champion access and inclusion in the community.