Join the Autism Society of Oregon for a sensory friendly private encore screening of Spiderman: Brand New Day. This is a smaller capacity theatre to allow for less over stimulation. This is a friendly inclusive space accessible to all. There are a limited number of wheelchair seats available. Headphones and fidgets will be available, there will be bean bags for crash pads, weighted plushies to snuggle if needed, sounds will be lower, and there will be a little lighting to make it a more welcoming space. Open captioning will also be provided. No Previews- Movie starts promptly at 6pm. Use link to get tickets.
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Join OSAC for Advocate Meetings held on the first Friday of every month from 2:00โ4:00 PM. Each month alternates between two focus areasโgiving participants consistent opportunities to both connect and build knowledge: Connection & Education (September 4): Strengthen your advocacy skills while connecting with and learning from advocates across the state. |
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Karaoke fun for all ages! Meet Adat the St. Helens Moose Lodge every first Saturday of the month! |
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Join The Connection Club for an afternoon of fun and friendship at the IKEBOX! They will have tons of board games, legos, and crafts available. Something for everyone! If you need support, please have your chosen support person attend with you. No onsite support professionals will be provided. They will have vouchers available to use at the coffee shop to purchase a beverage or snack item. |
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Join Beach Buddies for monthly Karaoke with Friends! Are you ready to unleash your inner pop star? Channel your inner Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, Whitney Houston, or Michael Jackson? Open to adults of all abilities, 18 and older. Please RSVP: Karaoke W/ Friends | Beach Buddies |
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Join Lincoln County SPARC (Self Protection, Advocacy and Rights Council) for a welcoming and informative self-advocacy meeting. This month's topic will be Lincoln County Public Transportation! This gathering is a great opportunity to connect, learn, and share your voice in your community. A virtual option is also available, making it easy to participate from anywhere:ย https://meet.google.com/jtq-uvrc-jxeย or dial (US) +1 352-537-8046 PIN: 859 472 124# Everyone is welcome โ come be part of the conversation and support self-advocacy in Lincoln County! |
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Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers are invited to come learn, create, and find community! PAL lasts one hour and usually follows this schedule: Sensory-friendly storytime with puppets, songs, and bubbles (15 minutes) September's themed group activity: Pick a karaoke song, perform and sing along together!ย (20-30 minutes) Creativity stations (adult coloring pages, Lego building) (15-20 Minutes) All materials provided. Registration is required. Please register each participant. Participants are asked to attend with a caregiver. An American Sign Language interpreter will be present whenever possible. Free. This program is supported by the Salem Public Library Foundation and the Friends of the Salem Public Library. This event will be presented in English. Request further language interpretation at 503-588-6315 orย library@cityofsalem.net at least 2 business days in advance. There are limited seats, so please register using link. |
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Join Essential Services for a day of fun in the sand as we say farewell to summer. This event is open to everyone in the I/DD community and is free to attend. Please RSVP. Unfortunately, the beach with the Moby Mat is under construction, so the sand is not wheelchair accessible. The picnic area is accessible, and the bathrooms are as well. |
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The SPARC Self Advocacy group meets every third Tuesday of the month and chooses a different activity or topic. Stay tuned for September's activity. |
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ISN will be at Wortman Stadium at McMinnville High School for Grizzfest, their annual Exploration Fair, sharing resources and information about developmental disability services. Students, parents, and community members are invited to explore resources and opportunities. Join us! |
3 events,The Pacific Northwest's largest Oktoberfest fills this small Willamette Valley town's streets with biergartens, a Grand Parade, and Northwest wines and microbrews each September. It's been running since 1966 and draws crowds many times the town's population. You can also see wiener dog races, a car show, the Glockenspiel, or shop the arts and crafts booths.
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Join for an afternoon of music, movement, and fun at Dance Now! This free, inclusive event is designed for people with disabilities (high school age and older). Enjoy dancing and community in a welcoming space for a Sports-themed celebration. Held on the third Thursday of the month at the Bob Chisholm Community Center in Seaside. Join NeuroConnect, a monthly gathering that brings together neurodiverse youth, young adults, and parents for connection, support, and community. Each meeting includes a light dinner, opportunities to build friendships, and breakout support groups for ages 12-17, ages 18-25, and parents. Dinner and childcare are provided. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Scappoose Foursquare Church. |
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Looking for a creative outlet or a place to work on your latest project? Join the Crafters Maker Space on the third Friday of every month from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Columbia Pacific Food Bank in St. Helens. Materials such as clay, paint, beading supplies, drawing materials, and other crafting tools are provided. Participants are also welcome to bring their own projects to work on in a welcoming, creative environment.
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Join Essential Services for their monthly bowling night at The REC in Keizer. This event is open to everyone in the I/DD community and is completely free to attend. Please RSVP.
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Step into the charm and romance of the City of Light at Shine's Evening in Paris! Guests enter the venue on a red carpet with their buddy for the evening, and will be treated to dinner, flowers, hair and makeup, photos, limo rides, karaoke, dinner, dancing, and more! Dress up in your best outfit and join us for a night to remember! It's all free! (For guests 14 and older with special needs.) Visit the website like provided for more information and to register. |
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Join Salem Capital Pride for its 49th year of bringing the LGBTQIA2S+ community together, with Pride in the Park 2026! Our casual community celebration of Pride is bigger than ever. Weโve got overย 200 boothsย with handmade items from queer vendors, free resources, and services for everyone. We have a full lineup of entertainment, a variety of food trucks, activities, and much more. Celebrate the LGBTQIA2S+ community with us onย Saturday, September 19thย fromย 11 AM to 6 PMย atย Riverfront Park in Salem, OR.
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Join the Community RC Club for a fun morning of remote-control car activities at McCormick Park! Participants can enjoy hands-on RC car experiences, connect with others in the community, and take part in activities, prizes, and a light lunch. The club meets on the third Saturday of each month and welcomes all experience levels.
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Beach Buddies and ISN are teaming up to bring you an End of Summer Picnic! Open to adults (18+) of all abilities. At the Depoe Bay Community Hall on September 19 from 1:30-3:30pm. Join us for an afternoon filled with delicious hot dogs, burgers, chips and water as well as outdoor and indoor activities. FREE! SAVE THE DATE! Be sure to register on the Beach Buddies website (registration opens closer to the event): Home | Beach Buddies |
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1 event,Premier Community Supports is offering a week of free events to those living with an Intellectual/Developmental Disability. It is Coastal Craft Camp! All events are from 1-3pm at the Premier's Lincoln office: September 21: Bubble Art September 22: Paint Pouring September 23: Decoupage Shells September 24: Galaxy Jar September 25: Mosaic Lantern Please use the link to register. |
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OSACโs annual Inclusive Leadership Summit brings together self-advocates, family members, professionals and state leaders. Join us for an afternoon of insightful presentations, engaging discussions, and networking opportunities focused on topics important to Oregonians with I/DD. Breakfast and lunch are included in your ticket if attending in person (limited number of tickets available). There are also tickets available for attending the conference online as well.ย
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Monthly Movie Fun at the Elsinore presentsย Ice Age (2002). This is part of a special series of free movies for adults experiencing disability.ย Qualifying adults are clients of Marion or Polk county DD Services, Resource Connections of Oregon (RCO), or Integrated Services Network (ISN). The password is available from each adultโs case manager and will remain the same for all movies in this series.ย Captions will be on and the volume will be reduced compared to other movie showings to respect and make welcome those with sound sensitivities. Movies in the series will take place every third Tuesday at 1pm through June 2027.ย |
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Join People First of Corvallis, a welcoming and inclusive self-advocacy group for individuals in the intellectual and developmental disabilities community. This monthly meeting provides a safe space to connect, share experiences, build skills, and advocate for positive change together. Meetings are held on the fourth Friday of each month from 5:00โ6:00 PM at the Corvallis Community Center (Oak Room), 2601 NW Tyler Ave. The space is ADA accessible, and snacks and drinks are provided. Come learn, connect, and make your voice heard! |
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Join Essential Services for a day at the Portland Zoo. This event is free to attend; however, there are limited tickets so you MUST RSVP (see link). Please Note: You must be at the gate on time (no later than 1pm) for entry tickets. Food and drinks will not be provided. You are encouraged to bring a sack lunch. **The zoo does not take cash.** No open toe shoes or flip flops allowed for this event. |
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