Join the Southern Museum for a Sensory Friendly Afternoon! From 2 PM to 5 PM, the museum is transformed into a sensory-friendly environment. We welcome visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder, sensory processing issues or special needs to explore the Museum at their own pace. All ages are welcome. Included with general admission and free for members!

Sensory Friendly afternoon has added two themed story times at 3 PM and 4 PM, along with an exhibit connection. Visitors will still be able to explore the museum if they choose not to participate in the programming.

Enjoy a low-sensory morning at the museum, where lights and sounds are adjusted, capacity is limited, and staff are trained to support neurodivergent children. A great way to start your summer gently!

Special Olympics of Georgia is partnering with KPMG to present Basketball Skills Day 🏀

Come join SOGA on Tuesday, August 5th to show off your basketball skills, arts and crafts, and a to-go lunch. KPMG will volunteer for a fun day with the athletes!

Get ready for some fun in the sun!

Our annual Family & Friends Day Cookout is happening on August 8th, 2025, from 11 AM - 1 PM! We've got the main things covered, but we need your amazing side dishes! Let's make this cookout epic!

The intent of Therapeutic Recreation (TR) is to enrich the lives of individuals with disabilities. We are so excited to have a TRopical Night at the Oasis for our community! Join us for a night full of swimming, games, family and FUN! This event is designed for individuals with special needs.

Let’s tip off the 2025–2026 Wheelchair Basketball season! BlazeSports is excited to kick things off on Saturday, August 9th, and we’re thrilled to welcome both returning and new athletes of all skill levels.

The Magnolia Run and Walk is an annual 5k fundraiser hosted by the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia. Join us for a day of unity, hope, and determination as we come together to support the epilepsy community in Georgia. Participating in this empowering event will make a tangible difference in the lives of those affected by epilepsy.

Join Fernbank for a series of sensory-friendly events, designed to provide an inclusive and accessible experience for neurodivergent individuals and their families. The museum opens an hour early to provide a less-crowded environment that is quieter and calmer for guests to explore the museum, experience the nature trails of WildWoods, and enjoy a sensory-friendly film screening in the Giant Screen Theater. 

Adaptive baseball league for the city of South Fulton. We cannot wait to see everyone 8/16 at our Annual Parent Resource Fair and Cookout!

Fall Registration for players will be available at the cookout! To RSVP send a message on instagram to @miracleleague_cosf.

Join the Southern Museum for a Sensory Friendly Afternoon! From 2 PM to 5 PM, the museum is transformed into a sensory-friendly environment. We welcome visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder, sensory processing issues or special needs to explore the Museum at their own pace. All ages are welcome. Included with general admission and free for members!

Sensory Friendly afternoon has added two themed story times at 3 PM and 4 PM, along with an exhibit connection. Visitors will still be able to explore the museum if they choose not to participate in the programming.

The annual ADMH 5K/1K Run for Health supports comprehensive health and related services for teens and adults with developmental disabilities. Your support helps the Adult Disability Medical Healthcare clinic provide compassionate and comprehensive care from professionals that understand the unique needs of this population. Our patients and their families thank you for making them a priority.

Project Gabriela's Why
This race was created with the mission to honor Gabriela’s name and to create a legacy in her memory that will have the impact of a lifetime. Even though her life was cut short, her fingerprints will still leave a mark on this world.

The WALK to End Hydrocephalus is the Hydrocephalus Association's largest annual fundraising event, raising critical funds for research, advocacy efforts, support and education. When you take part in a WALK to End Hydrocephalus, you join more than 1 million Americans and their families who want to change the future of hydrocephalus! Come join the fun and be part of the movement.

Leisure spectrum is an all-inclusive six-week program for those with special needs that involves weekly community outings. Activities may include bowling, laser tag, movies, art, music, shopping, etc. 

Best Buddies Champion of the Year is a competitive fundraising campaign that unites and recognizes leaders of inclusion in local communities nationwide.