Fun meets growth through building, art, and sensory play! Kids explore creativity, develop social skills, and build confidence. Activities include Lego building, sensory play, and art in a supportive, inclusive environment.
Source: Extreme Kids & Crew
From $95Wed, Apr 29 · 8:30 PM
Zoom (Virtual) · Brooklyn
Online get-together for neurodiverse young people to explore new worlds, unleash creativity, and forge bonds through video games (Roblox, Minecraft, Nintendo, Fortnite, and more) in a non-competitive, supportive environment.
FREESat, May 2 · 2:30 PM
Brooklyn Public Library - Brower Park Branch at Brooklyn Children's Museum · Brooklyn
Centers neurodiverse femme-identifying youth ages 9–12, welcoming all excited to explore anime and manga. Participants explore anime genres with dynamic girl characters, engage in character design, short manga creation, and anime arts and crafts. All materials provided.
From $130Sat, May 2 · 4:00 PM
Chinese Evangel Mission Church · Brooklyn
Young chefs embark on a culinary journey through hands-on baking, food-making techniques, and kitchen safety. Fosters creativity, friendship, and understanding of the culinary world.
artFREESat, May 2 · 7:00 PM
Brooklyn Public Library - East Flatbush Branch · Brooklyn
Maker Girls builds creativity, community, adventure, and leadership in every girl through projects, play, and games. Perfect for girls ages 7–13 with a disability who want to make friends, have fun, and build confidence. Saturdays, April 18–June 13.