Costume (or not!) Party with Pumpkin decorating, treat baskets, and an opportunity to interact with the animals at Haven 150.

Let’s have dinner and watch the new Cat In The Hat movie. Just like our Spring movie night at Alamo Drafthouse, dinner is on us while we enjoy time with our families in a sensory friendly movie theater. Lights will be turned slightly up, sound turned slightly down, movement and chatter is totally okay!

As always, sensory kits and tent will be available. Social Stories and Visual Schedules are also available. The dinner menu will be a printed visual menu that folks can use to communicate their order if they are nonspeaking.

Registration is required and parents/caregivers are required to stay. There will be a service dog there working with a specific person, as well. If you register and cannot make it, please let us know ASAP as we often have waitlists.

This event is for tweens -20+ HIGH SUPPORT NEEDS persons and their immediate families.

Adaptive Yoga: A Space to Move, Breathe & Be

Yoga isn’t about making a particular shape with your body. It’s about connecting with yourself.

This inclusive yoga experience is designed for children with disabilities and higher support needs, offering a welcoming space to explore the mind-body connection through gentle movement, breathwork, sensory experiences, relaxation, and mindfulness.

Together, we’ll explore ways to slow down, connect with our breath, regulate our nervous systems, and practice resting. We’ll offer movements, activities, and tools to support each child’s experience, but there is no right or wrong way to participate.

Your child’s yoga practice is their own. They are welcome to sit, stand, move, rock, stretch, watch, listen, or rest. Our goal isn’t to make everyone do the same thing. It’s to create opportunities for each child to connect with their body in ways that feel accessible and meaningful to them.

Come exactly as you are. You belong here.

What to Expect

30–45 minutes of accessible yoga, breathing activities, sensory exploration, and guided relaxation

Yoga mats, chairs, blankets, bolsters, and other supportive props provided

A calm, welcoming environment with opportunities to explore movement and rest

Time afterward for families and participants to connect and build community

Support People: Each child must attend with a familiar support person who can assist with their individual needs throughout the experience.

Comfort Items: Please feel free to bring a few familiar comfort or regulation items, such as headphones, fidgets, a favorite blanket, pillow, or comfort object.

No previous yoga experience is needed. All forms of communication, movement, and participation are welcome.

Come see Santa, play games, wear your christmas gear (or not!), watch a christmas movie, eat goodies, and do sensory crafts! A party just for you and your loved ones!