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.

Teens ages 13–17 with disabilities are invited to an afternoon of indoor adventure, games, and pizza during this special Teen Night Out respite event from Easterseals Crossroads.

A free support group for parents of children with a PDA profile, offering an opportunity to connect with others who understand the unique challenges of supporting different nervous systems.

Enjoy a quieter play experience with reduced music, smaller crowds, and a calmer atmosphere designed for guests who benefit from sensory-friendly accommodations.

Climb aboard and explore a variety of trucks and vehicles during this free family event featuring a designated quiet hour for children who benefit from a calmer environment.

Celebrate with the Black Autism Support Society during this free family event featuring food, games, bounce houses, community resources, and opportunities to connect with other families.

Cook alongside Chef Harvey during this free virtual class designed to make cooking fun, social, and hands-on while helping participants build everyday kitchen skills.

Experience the night sky in a more accessible setting during this free astronomy program designed for individuals with developmental, intellectual, and emotional disabilities and their caregivers.

A two-day virtual learning experience centered on neurodiversity-affirming practice, lived experience, accessibility, and practical ways to better support neurodivergent children.

A virtual learning opportunity from The Arc of Indiana designed to help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities build self-advocacy skills, strengthen leadership abilities, and connect with others across Indiana.

Explore hands-on science exhibits in a more accessible environment during Science Central's Disability Day, featuring reduced sensory input, additional accessibility supports, and free admission for individuals with developmental, intellectual, and emotional disabilities and their caregivers.