Sensory Friendly Inclusive Group

10/06/2026

Hey Teens! Apply your creative skills in our Annual Mini Pumpkin Painting Contest. This year it's over two days! Painting days are October 14 & 15. This is a drop-in craft and you work on your pumpkin between 3 and 8pm on those days. Starting on the 16th, if you choose to enter your pumpkin, the pumpkins will be displayed and teens can vote on their favorites until October 29th.

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10/06/2026

09/29/2026

Checkout these fabulous sensory friendly programs for children, teens and adults happening at the Rhode Island Public Libraries this month (October 2026). Yay!!! 😃😍

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09/29/2026

Adult All Abilities Drop-In
Friday, October 2nd
Lincoln Public Library

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09/29/2026

Beyond the Pencil: A Whole-Child Approach to Handwriting in Your Homeschool
Handwriting involves much more than learning to form letters. Posture, coordination, vision, attention, and executive functioning all play a part. Join occupational therapist and homeschool mom Sarah Collins to learn how handwriting develops, what to look for as your child learns, and how to support each stage of growth. Whether your child is just beginning or finding writing difficult, you’ll leave with practical ideas for teaching handwriting in your homeschool.

Find details and registration link at enrichri.org

09/28/2026

Sensory Friendly Teen Craft
Greenville Public Library
Wednesday, Oct 7th 3:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct 8th 6:00 p.m.

09/28/2026

Dr. Temple Grandin “Autism: The Way I See It”

Norwood, MA, October 16th, 2026, with the League School for Autism.

The Speaker Spotlight or the Autism Empowerment Gala will feature special guest Dr. Temple Grandin, leading autism advocate and renowned animal scientist. Dr. Grandin is a leading autism advocate and one of the first autistic people to document the insights of her own experience.

* Her groundbreaking work has transformed how the world understands autism, and she continues to inspire audiences with her insight, honesty, and hard-won wisdom.
* Dr. Temple Grandin thinks entirely in pictures. It’s a way of seeing that let her become one of the first people to give a firsthand account of what autism actually feels like from inside the mind experiencing it.
* Born and raised in Boston. Dr. Grandin is a professor at Colorado State University, an author of eight books, a consultant to the livestock industry, and holds a PhD in animal science.

Ticket purchases required.

Norwood, MA, October 16th, 2026, with the League School for Autism. The Speaker Spotlight or the Autism Empowerment Gala will feature special guest Dr. Temple Grandin, leading autism advocate and renowned animal scientist. Dr. Grandin is a leading autism advocate and one of the first autistic people...