Outdoors for Autism (Reverend T. Wendell Foster Park, Bronx, NY)
FREE - RSVP
Saturday, June 11, 2022 – 11 am – 2pm
Awesome event alert! On Saturday, June 11, BKCM Music Therapist, Lloyd Miller, will be leading music outdoors for kids and families at Outdoors for Autism from 11am to 2pm. Join the fun and don’t forget to grab a BKCM shaker so you can continue making music at home.
BKCM is excited to be part of this fantastic event, which will also feature programming by includenyc, Special Olympics New York, KEEN New York, Extreme Kids & Crew, Teatro SEA, Shape Up NYC, NYC Parks, New York Public Library, Music for Autism and Children’s Museum of the Arts!
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Other Activities include:
Sports, arts, sensory parachute, obstacle course, acoustic music, blocks, sprinklers, playground, bubbles, quiet activity area, and more!
This event will focus on young people with autism, age 0 – 18, and their families, but all are welcome! Learn more at https://buff.ly/3yTo0Nh
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