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How can I find sensory friendly events near me?

Our inclusive event directory is your go-to resource for finding inclusive and accommodating events for neurodiverse kids. Say goodbye to the stress of searching and start enjoying sensory-friendly experiences today. 

Finding family-friendly events for your neurodivergent kids can be a challenge. Our team personally approves every event in our directory. We ensure that you can confidently find and attend the events that are right for you and your family.

Where am I looking for an event?

Our event directory answers the questions, “Can you help me find sensory friendly events near me?” and “How can I find autism friendly events near me?”

We currently list events in cities like Atlanta, Austin, Miami, Chicago, and more.

What kind of event am I looking for?

Our directory lists sensory friendly and autism friendly events of all types and themes. From art and science to sports and movies. No matter what activities you’re interested in, you’re sure to find something your family will love. Need more information? Learn what sensory friendly means.

Check out the Sensory Safe blog

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    How to Dress for Sensory Comfort in Cold Weather
    Let’s go ahead and say it: Winter can be rude. The cold hits, the layers pile on, and suddenly we’re all expected to dress like walking marshmallows and pretend it’s comfortable.
  • A flat lay of a wooden clock, a spiral-bound calendar marked with colorful push pins, a red pencil, and neon sticky tabs on a teal background, symbolizing planning and scheduling.
    Different by Design: Starting the Year on Your Sensory Terms
    The beginning of a new year brings a lot of pressure – resolutions, routines, and expectations that often don’t reflect neurodivergent needs. For many individuals and families with sensory sensitivities, this season can feel more dysregulating than energizing.
  • Pink background graphic with the Sensory Safe logo (an orange fingerprint icon with “Sensory Safe” written next to it). Bold text reads: “WHEN WE SAY ALL ARE WELCOME, WE TRULY MEAN IT.” Below is a silhouette of three children standing together, with arms around each other. At the bottom is the website link: https://sensorysafe.events/.
    When We Say All Are Welcome, We Truly Mean It
    Parenting is already a full-contact sport, and when you add sensory needs into the mix, showing up to public spaces can feel like preparing for battle.

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