Air City 360 Special Needs Families Night

“Every Monday from 3:00PM-7:00PM, along with our general public open jump, we are offering our community with special needs children/young adults an opportunity to come and play at their pace. We will also offer a room for needs and offering sensory items. There is an in person discount for these families so everyone can join in the fun.”$15 (includes one parent or  helper) for 2 hours of jumping!

Welcome to Alamo for All – a movie program for young families and guests with special needs.  All shows in all Denver Area locations starting before 2:05 PM on Tuesdays and select shows on weekends (depending on schedule) follow Alamo for All rules.  Schedule may vary during holidays.  At sensory-friendly Alamo for All shows,Lights are turned up and sound is turned downAll ages are welcome (including infants)Talking and noise is allowed and guests can move aroundLatecomers are admittedAdaptive technology is welcome (but no other electronics, please)

7301 S. Santa Fe Dr., Unit #850, Littleton, CO 80120
4255 W. Colfax Ave., Denver, CO 80204
8905 Westminster Blvd., Westminster, CO 80031

 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Sensory Friendly Afternoons will now be offered monthly at Butterfly Pavilion!
A sensory-friendly event allows children and adults with sensory sensitivities, or other social, learning or cognitive disabilities, to enjoy an event in a welcoming, safe and comfortable environment. You will notice that certain exhibits might be turned off or the volume is reduced. You’ll also notice that certain exhibits have alternative items for guests to touch depending on their comfort levels.
There is also a limited number of guests in the facility during this time and other lights and noises are reduced. Learn more and get your tickets today!
https://butterflies.org/event/sensory-friendly-afternoons/
Thank you to our sponsor Children’s Hospital Colorado!

An all-abilities class that will use circuit training to expend energy, build tolerance for changing environments and improve breathing control. Exercise can increase independence and provide neuroimprovements (increase capacity to process more information), and help individuals identify mental and environmental stressors).
Carlos Stevens has worked in the professional fields, corporate and private, and now wants to concentrate on serving the neurodivergent and autistic communities. He’s into computers and coding and recently moved from the east coast to the Denver area to pursue data science interests

Free Workshop for special needs children with an accompanying adult.
Ages: 6-16 yrs old
To Register:  go to www.I2LI.com/register and press the “Legos Fun For Everyone” button.

We inspire curious minds to build cool tools, machines and gadgets.  Each month kids build a different model of swings, trains, spaceships, seals, and more!  Children follow clear instructions to build, and us block programming on a tablet to make projects move!  Kids have fun while they learn something too!
Class Experience
Using motors, battery packs, and lots of LEGOs, kids and their accompanying adults will build a fun, unique project. We will share a few science/engineering facts, build, create, and then program the projects to move using WeDo 2 on our tablets. Its a fun, creative, learning experience for you and your child! All materials will be provided!

Class Requirements
This is a free program for families with a special-needs child. We require parents/guardians to fill out a brief questionnaire at check-out to ensure we are serving the special needs community. Adults must stay with their children to help them build.