Get Set ABA invites area families to a first-of-its-kind Autism-Friendly Family Fun Day, a free community event designed to celebrate inclusion, connection and pure joy for all children. This event will take place at the historic Chinese Pavilion at Druid Hill Park.

The afternoon will feature interactive activities, arts and crafts, a karate demonstration and an inflatable obstacle course, all set in a sensory-friendly environment where children can simply be themselves. The goal is to create a day where families can relax, connect and feel supported in a judgment-free space.

“Raising a child with autism can make everyday moments feel like an Olympic sport — from mealtime to playtime,” said Eve Cantor, community director of Get Set ABA. “We wanted to create a space where families can relax, connect, and see that they’re part of a bigger, loving community.”

Get Set ABA provides compassionate, family-centered Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for children with autism across Maryland. The organization focuses on measurable progress, genuine connection and empowering parents with practical tools to support their child’s growth — at home, in school and in the community.

For information, visit getsetaba.com.