Learn about Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS), a free Vocational Rehabilitation service designed to help students with disabilities prepare for employment, higher education, and life after high school.

Join INSILC for a community gathering focused on home and community-based services, Indiana's Medicaid Waiver Reset, and the voices of people with disabilities. Hear from FSSA leadership, ask questions, connect with community exhibitors, and help shape Indiana's next State Plan for Independent Living.

A free soap box derby experience for children and adults with developmental, cognitive, and physical disabilities, pairing each participant with a professional race car driver for a ride down the 1,000-foot Wilbur Shaw Memorial Soap Box Derby Hill. Families and guests are welcome to attend and cheer on participants.

Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities are invited to enjoy a hands-on, sensory-friendly greenhouse workshop featuring painting, planting, and a take-home tropical terrarium.

Explore accessible technology designed to increase communication, independence, and access for members of the DeafBlind community during this free educational and exhibitor event hosted by InTRAC.

A free statewide conference bringing together families, caregivers, educators, healthcare professionals, and disability advocates to explore practical strategies, resources, and topics that support children and youth with disabilities, complex health needs, and mental health needs.

Experience Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery The Mousetrap during a sensory-friendly performance designed to make live theatre more accessible for guests who may benefit from a more flexible sensory environment. The performance takes place at Civic Theatre of Greater Lafayette on Saturday, September 19 at 2:30 PM.

Get up close to trucks, vehicles, and equipment at Johnson County Parks' 4th Annual Touch-A-Truck. The first hour is sensory-friendly, with no lights or sirens, giving visitors who may find those sounds or visual effects overwhelming an opportunity to explore before the event becomes louder and busier. The free event also includes a children's zone, food trucks, vendors, music, and optional train rides.

Adults with disabilities ages 18+ are invited to an afternoon of bowling, pizza, and time with friends during this special Easterseals Crossroads respite event.

A free, family-friendly event bringing together local disability resources, community organizations, and fun activities for individuals of all ages and abilities.

Spend a Sunday morning exploring Conner Prairie's Museum Experience Center during Sensory Friendly Sundays. The monthly program includes sensory offerings such as a sensory version of the Power of Place exhibit, access to a sensory room, and an opportunity to visit volunteer therapy dogs from Paws & Think.

Join parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals from across Indiana for a free virtual summit focused on family engagement, special education, and building stronger partnerships to support students with disabilities.

A full-day virtual summit exploring more inclusive and neuroaffirming approaches to IEPs, advocacy, AAC, learning differences, nervous system needs, and educational support for disabled and neurodivergent students.

Continue exploring employment resources and supports for young adults with disabilities during the second day of this free Indiana Family Employment Awareness Training. Day 2 covers additional topics and resources, and participants are encouraged to attend both sessions.

Families with children with special needs are invited to enjoy a free carnival experience during the Zionsville Fall Festival, with rides, food, and family-friendly fun in an inclusive community setting.

Explore practical information and resources for navigating the transition to adulthood on the autism spectrum, including future planning, financial considerations, supported decision-making, benefits, and long-term supports.

Spend a relaxed evening in the garden taking photos, connecting with others, and enjoying a creative outdoor space. This free, come-and-go event welcomes individuals, couples, friends, families, and aspiring photographers.

Learn about employment resources, supports, and opportunities for young adults with disabilities during this free Indiana Family Employment Awareness Training. Participants are encouraged to attend both training days, as each covers different topics and resources.

A playful early childhood event for babies, toddlers, and young children ages 0–5, offering families an opportunity to move, play, and enjoy a fun library experience together.

A welcoming adult social event hosted by the Autism Society of Indiana where autistic adults can connect with others, enjoy games, and spend time together in a relaxed community setting.