Spring and summer seasons are fast approaching, and we want to provide our children with the opportunity to enjoy fun and engaging activities that are also supportive of their unique needs. See below to find some activities in your area!

Children's Museum of Atlanta

The Children's Museum of Atlanta offers kids the chance to learn through play with hands-on exploration & discovery that sparks imagination & inspires learning.

Tellus Science Museum

The Tellus Science Museum is a world-class science museum featuring four galleries, a digital planetarium, a solar house and so much more. With a planetarium show in the Bentley Planetarium and four shows that rotate throughout the day, there’s always something new to see. There's even a Fossil Dig and Gem Panning areas where kids can take home a fossil and a bag of gems as keepsakes. The museum has a Quiet Room for when a visitor needs sensory relief.

Chuck E. Cheese

Chuck E. Cheese offers Sensory Sensitive Sundays. They open 2 hours early on the first Sunday of every month, specifically for children with autism and other special needs. There’s reduced lighting and noise, food and games, and trained and caring staff.

Check the link below to find a location near you: Chuck E. Cheese Locations

AMC Theater

The Autism Society and AMC have partnered up to present special movie showings when the lights are turned up and the sound is turned down so you can move around, sing, dance, or shout. This is offered every month, on the second and fourth Saturdays (family-friendly) and Wednesday evenings (adult audiences). For precise showtimes, please check the theater listings in your area.