Elmwood’s Fall Feast:
Building Belonging
Presented by Affinity Credit Union
Since 1969, Elmwood has empowered adults with intellectual disabilities to live life to the fullest – and now, we’re stepping into an exciting new chapter. This year’s event supports the Elmwood Community Hub: an inclusive, welcoming space where adults with intellectual disabilities can grow, connect, and thrive, today and for generations to come.
Whether you join us as a guest, become a sponsor, or make a donation, your support creates meaningful impact and opens doors to opportunity. Be part of something truly special. Join us in making a difference.
About the Event
At Elmwood’s Fall Feast you and your guests will be inspired by the individuals we serve, while enjoying a delicious three course meal and entertainment. Please join us for cocktail hour just prior to the main event. This time will allow guests the opportunity to connect, network, enjoy drinks, appetizers, and live music.
Venue Accessibility
The World Trade Center Saskatoon is fully accessible for individuals using mobility aids. The main entrance features automatic, motion-activated sliding doors for ease of access. The event will take place in Hall B, which is equipped with a ramp and includes accessible, in-room washrooms designed to accommodate most mobility devices, along with space for a support person within the stall.
The on-site parking lot is paved and free of significant inclines, providing convenient and barrier-free access to the venue. There is also a drop-off space at the main entrance for anyone using Access Transit services.
To support guests who may benefit from a quieter environment, a curtained Sensory Space with soft seating will also be available, offering a comfortable place to rest and recharge as needed.
Details
Thursday, October 15th, 2026
Cocktail Hour: 5:00pm
Main Event: 6:00pm
Live Auction: 8:45pm
Venue: Hall B, WTC Saskatoon at Prairieland
Silent Auction Held Throughout the Event
Meet Our Keynote Speaker
Shailynn Taylor is a disability advocate and motivational speaker who was born and raised in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.
After earning a Criminal Justice degree at Mount Royal University and contributing five years as a board member for Love for Lewiston in Calgary, Shailynn is now back living in Saskatchewan and travelling around North America to share her story.
Living with the rare disease of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) has shaped her perspective to value connection and authenticity above all.
From Coachella crowds to community events, Shailynn’s message and tool box for life help those with disabilities and able bodies alike to keep moving forward.