
Accessible Chair Yoga - Hybrid (livestream or in-peson)
Led by Hailey Kinter a disabled wheelchair user, @DisabledYogi
Return hOMe to your body while finding cOMmUNITY in a class taught by and for yogis with disabilities & illness.
This seated-only slow flow is beginner friendly and includes breath work, mindfulness & meditation. Enjoy extra time in shavasana (resting pose) as well as time at the beginning and end of class for guided social activities.
-Accessible Chair Yoga IN DANCE STUDIO (Register Here)
Power chairs, manual chairs and other mobility devices welcomed and encouraged. Service dogs only, no ESAs please.
Chairs, props and name tags will be provided.
Caregivers welcome at no cost. First class is free. $20 drop-in fee, sliding scale pay what you can.
Masks are not required but strongly encouraged. Our bathrooms are not yet accessible but there are ADA bathrooms down the way at Mountain Mike's Pizza or across the street at Cat n' Cloud.
-Accessible Chair Yoga Livestream (Register Here)
How to Register and Join a Livestream Class:
Registering for a LIVESTREAM class is easy peasy - but it does require one small different step than you may be used to for in-studio classes.
To register for LIVESTREAM you MUST sign-up via MindBody Desktop through your Internet Browser (please note the MindBody App does not support Livestream registration). Simply look for your class selection and register for the “Livestream” option.
We recommend using Chrome or Firefox for your Browser as Safari is limited and may not be fully supported by MindBody.
From there you will receive an automated email from MindBody containing a link for your selected class within 30 minutes prior to class start time.

Parent Nest: A guided play and connection series
April Parent Nest Cohort: A Guided Play & Connection Series
Created specifically for infants and toddlers (from sitting age to 18 months), this four-week series takes place in the serene morning hours before the museum opens. Designed to foster community while providing critical early learning experiences.
About the event
If those early parenting days feel like a mix of wonder and worry, you're not alone. Between those middle-of-the-night feeds and milestone questions, it's natural to feel both overwhelmed and amazed—sometimes in the same moment. While you're marveling at your little one's daily discoveries, you might also be wondering if you're doing enough, or wishing for a community that truly gets what this journey is like. That's exactly why we created The Parent
Nest: A guided play & connection series
Created specifically for infants and toddlers (from sitting age to 18 months), this four-week series takes place in the serene morning hours before the museum opens. In this distraction-free setting, your little explorer can safely investigate their world while you connect with other parents who understand exactly what this stage of life is like.
Each 45-minute session nurtures your child's natural development through research-backed activities that:
Build Neural Pathways Through Movement: As babies roll, crawl, and reach, they're not just exercising—they're forming crucial brain connections that support physical coordination and spatial awareness.
Develop Pre-Language Skills: Our musical activities introduce rhythm, repetition, and simple signs, laying the groundwork for communication long before first words appear.
Enhance Sensory Processing: From our "Building Beginnings" exploration to "Splish Splash Discovery" play, each tactile experience helps your little one understand their world through touch, sight, sound, and movement.
Foster Social-Emotional Growth: Through guided interactions, babies learn early social cues while parents discover ways to support emotional development during daily routines.
Week by week, we'll explore:
April 4th - Color Wonders – Captivate your infant with high-contrast colors and simple patterns that strengthen visual development, eye muscles, and early color perception abilities.
April 11th - Building Beginnings – Introduce your baby to a variety of safe textures through sensory play that stimulates neural connections and builds early awareness of different tactile experiences.
April 18th - Creative Constructions – Engage your infant with simple stacking toys and large soft blocks that develop eye-hand coordination and introduce the concept of object permanence.
April 25th - Splish Splash Discovery – Provide gentle water experiences through small containers and water toys that offer soothing sensory input and early introduction to concepts of wet and dry.
While the children are engaged, we will take time to observe, connect, and support one another—building meaningful friendships and a strong community of parents and caregivers. Our experienced facilitators provide a welcoming space for sharing experiences, gaining insights, and offering practical tips to support your child’s development at home.
Free for members!
Free Children Under 12 Months

Adaptive Fitness @ Crossfit SC - In Person
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & registration is required.
A time to get add strength, balance, cardio skills and improve your health.
Certified instructors will be there to guide you.
It's a feel good and healthy time.
Cost: Donation appreciated.

Starry Night at The Wonderball - In Person
A SPRING FORMAL FOR OUR SPECIAL NEEDS COMMUNITY (18 AND OVER)
$15 PER PERSON - $10 PER CAREGIVER
REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 21ST
TICKET INCLUDES:
-CORSAGE/BOUTONNIÈRE, PHOTO BOOTH, DANCING, DINNER, DESSERTS, AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
Complimentary salon services on the day of event:
-Available between 11 - 2pm. Please sign up when purchasing ticket
Tickets can be purchased at TLC.ORG/wonderball
For more information, please call Nancy at 831-254-2490 or Tami at 435-901-2955
Donations By:
Twin Lakes Church and Volunteers
Stylez Entertainment
MTH Photo Booth
Celebrations
Camflor Florist
Shared Adventures
The 2nd Annual Day In The Park
April is Autism Awareness Month
Shared Adventures Celebrating 31 Years!
INFORMATION TABLES:
COMMUNITY RESOURCES.
FOOD
ACTIVITIES
GAMES
LIVE MUSIC: THE DEW HOPE BAND®, DEAD ON DECK®
SPONSORED BY:
SAN LORENZO PARK NEIGHBORS, SHARED ADVENTURES, LIVING EVOLUTION, URBAN WORKS

Bilingual AAC Story Time
FREE: Offered by “Con Alma Speech Therapy” at Raices y Cariño
In Honor of Autism Acceptance Month
What is Bilingual AAC Storytime?
Bilingual AAC storytime allows AAC users exploration of different languages using AAC. All languages welcomed although we will be supporting Spanish/English users at this time. All language proficiency levels welcomed. We will be code-switching (reading in both languages) during our story time. Please note, we will be pacing storytime at a slower pace to aid in modeling of the core words as well as to navigate two languages.
PLEASE REGISTER 2 DAYS BEFORE SO WE CAN ACCOMMODATE YOUR USER WITH PRE-MADE MATERIALS:

Art & Social Time - In Person
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & sign up to save your spot is required.
Enjoy social time, make art adaptable for any special ability show your creativity.
*Every Sunday of the month
Time: 3:30 - 5:30 pm
Cost: $10 donation suggested (to cover art supplies).
Pajama Skate Party - In Person
Skate Day brought to you by Shared Adventures & Urban Works Santa Cruz
Funding provided by California Alliance for Health!
ROLL OUT ON THE RINK LIKE YOU JUST ROLLED OUT OF BED! & JOIN US AT OUR PAJAMA SKATE PARTY!
*ROLLER SKATE PARTY
ADAPTIVE GEAR & LESSONS
PHOTO BOOTH
"WOKE UP LIKE THIS"
PAJAMA CONTESTPRIZES!!
PIZZA DINNER
DIETARY RESTRICTION FRIENDLY OPTIONS AVAILABLE
Pajama Contest Categories
JUST ROLLED OUT OF BED: Messiest, most I-literally-just-woke-up look
WOKE UP LIKE THIS: Most effortlessly stylish or glam look
BEDTIME BLING: Most over -the-top fancy bedtime look
SLUMBER PARTY ICON: Best overall look that screams "Pajama Party"
CARTOON DREAM: Best character-themed PJs
SLUMBER STRUT: Best sleepy pajama runway
SNOOZE & GROOVE: Best pajama-themeo dance moves
BEST STUFFED ANIMAL
SIDEKICK

Nami Familia a Familia - por zoom / Español
¿Quiere apoyar a su ser querido con una
condición de salud mental?
De Familia-a-Familia es un programa de educación para familiares y amigos de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales severas. Este programa se concentra especialmente en la esquizofrenia, el trastorno bipolar (maníaco depresión), la depresión severa, trastorno obsesivo compulsivo y el pánico.
Características del programa:
De 8 semanas.
Es completamente gratuito.
Se basa en el tratamiento clínico de las enfermedades mentales y proporciona la información necesaria para comprender lo que le está pasando a su ser querido y le informa como ayudarle.
Los profesores del programa son familiares de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales. Ellos han pasado por su misma situación.
El curso equilibra la educación, la capacitación, la ayuda emocional, el poder y el conocimiento.
Registrese aqui: click

STRESS-BUSTERS FOR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS - via zoom
Triple P & First 5:
Attend this FREE virtual parenting workshop to learn:
Common causes of stress and how it affects parenting
How to recognize signs of stress
Positive and healthy ways to manage and reduce stress in your daily life
Presented IN ENGLISH on Zoom by Mayra Martinez, Community Bridges - La Manzana Community Resources
Register to get the link for this Zoom workshop:
Got questions?
Contact Mayra Martinez at
(831) 288-2856 or mayram@cbridges.org
New to Zoom?
Visit Zoom's Help Center at https://support.zoom.us/hc/es
Abilities in Action Job Fair! - In Person
Join us for the Abilities in Action Job Fair: an inclusive event designed to empower job seekers, highlight their talents, and foster diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Register now for FREE to:
Meet Leading Employers
Get Resume & Interview Prep
Learn How to Dress for Success
Discover How to use Al in your Job Search
Learn at a RegionalCenter & DOR Workshop
Get a Free Professional Headshot!
Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/abilities-in-action-job-fair-tickets-1095393745179?aff=oddtdtcreator

Weekly Art Workshops - via Zoom
Art Online brought by Urban Works Santa Cruz and taught by local santa cruz artist Rachel Coverse.
Zoom Meeting ID: 942 4238 2309
Password: 152823
RSVP to Rachel's classes by texting 831-222-0259
or email raisedcreations@gmail.com
Sign up for weekly art E-newsletter by emailing raisedcreations@gmail.com (Suggested materials for each online session sent out via this newsletter).

Adaptive Fitness - FELTON!!
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & registration is required.
Adaptive Fitness Class!!!
A full body workout adapted to your needs/desires with a trainer.
Small group class with your friends. (limit 8)
It can include: cardio, weights, balance and stretching.
Cost: $ donation accepted
Caregiver Free

Gardening Club - In Person
Brought to us by Shared Adventures & Common Roots Farm!
Come get your hands dirty, your heart happy, and your mind clear.
Gardening is therapeutic!
When: Every Thursday
Show up, Sign In, and Help Out!
It's a fun atmosphere and adaptable to all abilities
Shaded area to take breaks in too!
For more info: sharedactivities@yahoo.com

Community Art Session - In Person
Provided by Urban Works Santa Cruz.
Get creative with local artist Rachel Corvese. Providing weekly art projects for any skill level.
Materials are provided.
RSVP Rachel at (831) 222-0259

Sutter Health - Parent Coaching and Support Sessions (English)- via Zoom
Are you concerned about your childs mental health, academics, or behavior?
Please join us for Parent Coaching sessions facilitated by pediatrician, Dr. Angeline Hadiwidjaja. These sessions are a place to learn to foster connections and relationships with children and teens. They will also address the pandemic effects on mental health, physical health, and behaviors.
These free sessions are held on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.

Nami Familia a Familia - por zoom / Español
¿Quiere apoyar a su ser querido con una
condición de salud mental?
De Familia-a-Familia es un programa de educación para familiares y amigos de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales severas. Este programa se concentra especialmente en la esquizofrenia, el trastorno bipolar (maníaco depresión), la depresión severa, trastorno obsesivo compulsivo y el pánico.
Características del programa:
De 8 semanas.
Es completamente gratuito.
Se basa en el tratamiento clínico de las enfermedades mentales y proporciona la información necesaria para comprender lo que le está pasando a su ser querido y le informa como ayudarle.
Los profesores del programa son familiares de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales. Ellos han pasado por su misma situación.
El curso equilibra la educación, la capacitación, la ayuda emocional, el poder y el conocimiento.
Registrese aqui: click

Gardening Club - In Person
Brought to us by Shared Adventures & Common Roots Farm!
Come get your hands dirty, your heart happy, and your mind clear.
Gardening is therapeutic!
When: Every Thursday
Show up, Sign In, and Help Out!
It's a fun atmosphere and adaptable to all abilities
Shaded area to take breaks in too!
For more info: sharedactivities@yahoo.com

Nami Familia a Familia - por zoom / Español
¿Quiere apoyar a su ser querido con una
condición de salud mental?
De Familia-a-Familia es un programa de educación para familiares y amigos de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales severas. Este programa se concentra especialmente en la esquizofrenia, el trastorno bipolar (maníaco depresión), la depresión severa, trastorno obsesivo compulsivo y el pánico.
Características del programa:
De 8 semanas.
Es completamente gratuito.
Se basa en el tratamiento clínico de las enfermedades mentales y proporciona la información necesaria para comprender lo que le está pasando a su ser querido y le informa como ayudarle.
Los profesores del programa son familiares de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales. Ellos han pasado por su misma situación.
El curso equilibra la educación, la capacitación, la ayuda emocional, el poder y el conocimiento.
Registrese aqui: click

Sutter Health - Parent Coaching and Support Sessions (English)- via Zoom
Are you concerned about your childs mental health, academics, or behavior?
Please join us for Parent Coaching sessions facilitated by pediatrician, Dr. Angeline Hadiwidjaja. These sessions are a place to learn to foster connections and relationships with children and teens. They will also address the pandemic effects on mental health, physical health, and behaviors.
These free sessions are held on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Picture Bingo Time - In Person
with Shared Adventures
A program for people with special abilities (disabilities).
Enjoy Social Time • Play Bingo
Pictures make it adaptable for all!
Small Prizes too!!!
All ages welcomed.
Caregivers must stay with participant.

Sutter Health - Parent Coaching and Support Sessions (English)- via Zoom
Are you concerned about your childs mental health, academics, or behavior?
Please join us for Parent Coaching sessions facilitated by pediatrician, Dr. Angeline Hadiwidjaja. These sessions are a place to learn to foster connections and relationships with children and teens. They will also address the pandemic effects on mental health, physical health, and behaviors.
These free sessions are held on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.

Childhood Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group - Online
This is a Parents Helping Parents Event & registration is required.
COST: FREE
Where: Online
We invite you to participate in our expert discussion group aimed at supporting children recovering from traumatic brain injuries (TBI), stroke, and concussion. This group will address key topics, including resources for parents, the impact of TBI on family life, and coping strategies for those navigating this journey.
Examples of topics discussed in past sessions include:
Diagnostic labels, what they mean and how to leverage them
Community-based resources (e.g., SSI/SSDI, therapies)
Navigating the world of subspecialists and getting the most out of your appointments
Characterizing symptoms
School based supports
Sessions are held quarterly from 7-8p and facilitated by clinicians in the field, including representation from pediatric neurology, neuropsychology, occupational and speech therapy. Clinicians work at various sites, including UCSF, UCLA and CHOC.
This series is a partnership between TASK, PHP and UCSF.
Accommodations: If you need accommodations to participate in the group or need help registering over the phone, please contact us at 408.727.5775 #139 or email travis@php.com as soon as possible. We generally require 10 days to arrange accommodations and want to ensure you are included!

Hollister Superhero Summer Festival - San Andreas Regional Center
Festival is free to the public!Bring the family and join us for San Andres Regional Center’s signature summer event where participant’s can attend the Festival that will include:
Free backpack giveaway, Festival Games, Spin Wheel Prizes, Face Painting, Superhero costume contest, Arts & Crafts, Food Trucks, Community Organizations sharing information about services and more..

9th Annual Santa Cruz Superhero Summer Festival - San Andres Regional Center
Festival is free to the public!
Bring the family and join us for San Andres Regional Center’s signature summer event where participant’s can attend the Festival that will include:
Free backpack giveaway, Festival Games, Spin Wheel Prizes, Face Painting, Superhero costume contest, Arts & Crafts, Food Trucks, Community Organizations sharing information about services and more..

Childhood Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group - Online
This is a Parents Helping Parents Event & registration is required.
COST: FREE
Where: Online
We invite you to participate in our expert discussion group aimed at supporting children recovering from traumatic brain injuries (TBI), stroke, and concussion. This group will address key topics, including resources for parents, the impact of TBI on family life, and coping strategies for those navigating this journey.
Examples of topics discussed in past sessions include:
Diagnostic labels, what they mean and how to leverage them
Community-based resources (e.g., SSI/SSDI, therapies)
Navigating the world of subspecialists and getting the most out of your appointments
Characterizing symptoms
School based supports
Sessions are held quarterly from 7-8p and facilitated by clinicians in the field, including representation from pediatric neurology, neuropsychology, occupational and speech therapy. Clinicians work at various sites, including UCSF, UCLA and CHOC.
This series is a partnership between TASK, PHP and UCSF.
Accommodations: If you need accommodations to participate in the group or need help registering over the phone, please contact us at 408.727.5775 #139 or email travis@php.com as soon as possible. We generally require 10 days to arrange accommodations and want to ensure you are included!

Community Art Session - In Person
Provided by Urban Works Santa Cruz.
Get creative with local artist Rachel Corvese. Providing weekly art projects for any skill level.
Materials are provided.
RSVP Rachel at (831) 222-0259

Gardening Club - In Person
Brought to us by Shared Adventures & Common Roots Farm!
Come get your hands dirty, your heart happy, and your mind clear.
Gardening is therapeutic!
When: Every Thursday
Show up, Sign In, and Help Out!
It's a fun atmosphere and adaptable to all abilities
Shaded area to take breaks in too!
For more info: sharedactivities@yahoo.com

Adaptive Fitness - FELTON!!
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & registration is required.
Adaptive Fitness Class!!!
A full body workout adapted to your needs/desires with a trainer.
Small group class with your friends. (limit 8)
It can include: cardio, weights, balance and stretching.
Cost: $ donation accepted
Caregiver Free

Weekly Art Workshops - via Zoom
Art Online brought by Urban Works Santa Cruz and taught by local santa cruz artist Rachel Coverse.
Zoom Meeting ID: 942 4238 2309
Password: 152823
RSVP to Rachel's classes by texting 831-222-0259
or email raisedcreations@gmail.com
Sign up for weekly art E-newsletter by emailing raisedcreations@gmail.com (Suggested materials for each online session sent out via this newsletter).

Telling Your Story (SCDD State Council on Developmental Disabilities
WE INVITE YOU TO A SESSION ON TELLING YOUR STORY
With proposed Medicaid cuts on the table, learn how these services support individuals with disabilities, developmental disabilities, and older adults and how to share your story to make a difference with lawmakers!
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84885947354?
pwd=hr6rzlq199le2BOGDvlvsY4w59UaCV.1
Meeting ID: 848 8594 7354
Passcode: 959030

Health Forum - In Peson
Community Health Trust of Pajaro Valley, Central California Alliance for Health, and Watsonville Community Hopital
This year's focus is Equity Learning and Cultural Humility
The 2025 Health Forum for healthcare professionals will introduce the concept and need for cultural humility in the medical field and identify the demographics and prevalent health conditions within the greater Pajaro Valley area. The Forum also includes a tour of the new Education and Training Center at Watsonville Community Hospital.
2hrs Nursing CE credits will be provided by Watsonville Community Hospital
- Provider # CEP17760
Proceeds from the event support the Community Health Trust General Endowment
Cost: $75 per person

Nami Familia a Familia - por zoom / Español
¿Quiere apoyar a su ser querido con una
condición de salud mental?
De Familia-a-Familia es un programa de educación para familiares y amigos de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales severas. Este programa se concentra especialmente en la esquizofrenia, el trastorno bipolar (maníaco depresión), la depresión severa, trastorno obsesivo compulsivo y el pánico.
Características del programa:
De 8 semanas.
Es completamente gratuito.
Se basa en el tratamiento clínico de las enfermedades mentales y proporciona la información necesaria para comprender lo que le está pasando a su ser querido y le informa como ayudarle.
Los profesores del programa son familiares de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales. Ellos han pasado por su misma situación.
El curso equilibra la educación, la capacitación, la ayuda emocional, el poder y el conocimiento.
Registrese aqui: click

Art & Social Time - In Person
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & sign up to save your spot is required.
Enjoy social time, make art adaptable for any special ability show your creativity.
*Every Sunday of the month
Time: 3:30 - 5:30 pm
Cost: $10 donation suggested (to cover art supplies).

Adaptive Fitness @ Crossfit SC - In Person
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & registration is required.
A time to get add strength, balance, cardio skills and improve your health.
Certified instructors will be there to guide you.
It's a feel good and healthy time.
Cost: Donation appreciated.

Sutter Health - Parent Coaching and Support Sessions (English)- via Zoom
Are you concerned about your childs mental health, academics, or behavior?
Please join us for Parent Coaching sessions facilitated by pediatrician, Dr. Angeline Hadiwidjaja. These sessions are a place to learn to foster connections and relationships with children and teens. They will also address the pandemic effects on mental health, physical health, and behaviors.
These free sessions are held on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.

ENCOURAGING YOUR CHILD'S SELF-ESTEEM - In Person Capitola
Triple P & First 5 of Santa Cruz County
FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN UP TO 12 YEARS OLD
Attend this FREE parenting workshop to learn about:
Why it's important for children to develop healthy self-esteem
How to encourage healthy self-esteem in your child
Tools to help your child cope with feelings and solve problem
Presented IN ENGLISH in person by Lidia Montesino, Community Bridges - Nueva Vista Community Resources
To register visit: https://bit.ly/Self-Esteem-Apr18
Children on laps or playing quietly near parents are welcome. Light snacks will be provided.
Got questions?
Contact Lidia Montesino at (831) 423-5747 or lidiam@cbridges.org

Parent Nest: A guided play and connection series
April Parent Nest Cohort: A Guided Play & Connection Series
Created specifically for infants and toddlers (from sitting age to 18 months), this four-week series takes place in the serene morning hours before the museum opens. Designed to foster community while providing critical early learning experiences.
About the event
If those early parenting days feel like a mix of wonder and worry, you're not alone. Between those middle-of-the-night feeds and milestone questions, it's natural to feel both overwhelmed and amazed—sometimes in the same moment. While you're marveling at your little one's daily discoveries, you might also be wondering if you're doing enough, or wishing for a community that truly gets what this journey is like. That's exactly why we created The Parent
Nest: A guided play & connection series
Created specifically for infants and toddlers (from sitting age to 18 months), this four-week series takes place in the serene morning hours before the museum opens. In this distraction-free setting, your little explorer can safely investigate their world while you connect with other parents who understand exactly what this stage of life is like.
Each 45-minute session nurtures your child's natural development through research-backed activities that:
Build Neural Pathways Through Movement: As babies roll, crawl, and reach, they're not just exercising—they're forming crucial brain connections that support physical coordination and spatial awareness.
Develop Pre-Language Skills: Our musical activities introduce rhythm, repetition, and simple signs, laying the groundwork for communication long before first words appear.
Enhance Sensory Processing: From our "Building Beginnings" exploration to "Splish Splash Discovery" play, each tactile experience helps your little one understand their world through touch, sight, sound, and movement.
Foster Social-Emotional Growth: Through guided interactions, babies learn early social cues while parents discover ways to support emotional development during daily routines.
Week by week, we'll explore:
April 4th - Color Wonders – Captivate your infant with high-contrast colors and simple patterns that strengthen visual development, eye muscles, and early color perception abilities.
April 11th - Building Beginnings – Introduce your baby to a variety of safe textures through sensory play that stimulates neural connections and builds early awareness of different tactile experiences.
April 18th - Creative Constructions – Engage your infant with simple stacking toys and large soft blocks that develop eye-hand coordination and introduce the concept of object permanence.
April 25th - Splish Splash Discovery – Provide gentle water experiences through small containers and water toys that offer soothing sensory input and early introduction to concepts of wet and dry.
While the children are engaged, we will take time to observe, connect, and support one another—building meaningful friendships and a strong community of parents and caregivers. Our experienced facilitators provide a welcoming space for sharing experiences, gaining insights, and offering practical tips to support your child’s development at home.
Free for members!
Free Children Under 12 Months

Accessible Chair Yoga - Hybrid (livestream or in-peson)
Led by Hailey Kinter a disabled wheelchair user, @DisabledYogi
Return hOMe to your body while finding cOMmUNITY in a class taught by and for yogis with disabilities & illness.
This seated-only slow flow is beginner friendly and includes breath work, mindfulness & meditation. Enjoy extra time in shavasana (resting pose) as well as time at the beginning and end of class for guided social activities.
-Accessible Chair Yoga IN DANCE STUDIO (Register Here)
Power chairs, manual chairs and other mobility devices welcomed and encouraged. Service dogs only, no ESAs please.
Chairs, props and name tags will be provided.
Caregivers welcome at no cost. First class is free. $20 drop-in fee, sliding scale pay what you can.
Masks are not required but strongly encouraged. Our bathrooms are not yet accessible but there are ADA bathrooms down the way at Mountain Mike's Pizza or across the street at Cat n' Cloud.
-Accessible Chair Yoga Livestream (Register Here)
How to Register and Join a Livestream Class:
Registering for a LIVESTREAM class is easy peasy - but it does require one small different step than you may be used to for in-studio classes.
To register for LIVESTREAM you MUST sign-up via MindBody Desktop through your Internet Browser (please note the MindBody App does not support Livestream registration). Simply look for your class selection and register for the “Livestream” option.
We recommend using Chrome or Firefox for your Browser as Safari is limited and may not be fully supported by MindBody.
From there you will receive an automated email from MindBody containing a link for your selected class within 30 minutes prior to class start time.

Community Art Session - In Person
Provided by Urban Works Santa Cruz.
Get creative with local artist Rachel Corvese. Providing weekly art projects for any skill level.
Materials are provided.
RSVP Rachel at (831) 222-0259

Gardening Club - In Person
Brought to us by Shared Adventures & Common Roots Farm!
Come get your hands dirty, your heart happy, and your mind clear.
Gardening is therapeutic!
When: Every Thursday
Show up, Sign In, and Help Out!
It's a fun atmosphere and adaptable to all abilities
Shaded area to take breaks in too!
For more info: sharedactivities@yahoo.com

Autism Acceptance Group Night - In Person
The San Jose Sharks are proud to host our 3rd Annual Autism Acceptance Group Night! During this night, the Sharks will be hosting an exciting one-night sensory room for individuals who need a little extra space to enjoy the game. Additionally, sensory kits will be available at the stadium for those that need them at the concourses near our North and South entrances. A portion of each ticket sold will also go directly to the Pacific Autism Center for Education!
Ticket Price Range: $34.88 - $115.56
For any questions or to purchase more than 10 tickets, please feel free to reach out to Nicola Recker at 408-999-6864 or nrecker@sjsharks.com

TEACHING CHILDREN TO CLEAN UP - via Zoom
Triple P & First 5 of Santa Cruz County
FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN FROM 3 - 5 YEARS
Attend this brief virtual parenting group to learn:
Tips for teaching children how to clean up by themselves
Ways to make cleaning up fun for you and your child
Strategies for staying calm if your child refuses to clean up
Presented IN ENGLISH on Zoom by Mayra Martinez, Community Bridges - La Manzana Community Resources
Register to get the link to participate in this free group on
Zoom: https://bit.ly/Clean-Up-Apr2025
Registration will close after the first class is held. Participants who attend all classes will receive a Certificate of Completion.
New to Zoom?
Visit Zoom's Help Center at https://support.zoom.us/hc/es
Got questions?
Contact Mayra Martinez
at (831) 288-2856 or mayram@cbridges.org

Adaptive Fitness - FELTON!!
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & registration is required.
Adaptive Fitness Class!!!
A full body workout adapted to your needs/desires with a trainer.
Small group class with your friends. (limit 8)
It can include: cardio, weights, balance and stretching.
Cost: $ donation accepted
Caregiver Free

Weekly Art Workshops - via Zoom
Art Online brought by Urban Works Santa Cruz and taught by local santa cruz artist Rachel Coverse.
Zoom Meeting ID: 942 4238 2309
Password: 152823
RSVP to Rachel's classes by texting 831-222-0259
or email raisedcreations@gmail.com
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Nami Familia a Familia - por zoom / Español
¿Quiere apoyar a su ser querido con una
condición de salud mental?
De Familia-a-Familia es un programa de educación para familiares y amigos de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales severas. Este programa se concentra especialmente en la esquizofrenia, el trastorno bipolar (maníaco depresión), la depresión severa, trastorno obsesivo compulsivo y el pánico.
Características del programa:
De 8 semanas.
Es completamente gratuito.
Se basa en el tratamiento clínico de las enfermedades mentales y proporciona la información necesaria para comprender lo que le está pasando a su ser querido y le informa como ayudarle.
Los profesores del programa son familiares de personas que tienen enfermedades mentales. Ellos han pasado por su misma situación.
El curso equilibra la educación, la capacitación, la ayuda emocional, el poder y el conocimiento.
Registrese aqui: click

Art & Social Time - In Person
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & sign up to save your spot is required.
Enjoy social time, make art adaptable for any special ability show your creativity.
*Every Sunday of the month
Time: 3:30 - 5:30 pm
Cost: $10 donation suggested (to cover art supplies).

The 11th Annual Special Needs Talent Show - In Person or via Zoom
Brought to us by Friends of Children with Special Needs
FINAL COMPETETION
Get ready for celebration of extraordinary talents and remarkable abilities! Join us in awe as our exceptional performers with special needs vie for the coveted top 3 winner spots, the People’s Choice Award, and the Showmanship Award. Brace yourself for an unforgettable experience as our expert judges personally witness and evaluate these phenomenal performances. Can’t make it in person? No worries! Catch the excitement live online through our exclusive streaming for virtual ticket holders. Don’t miss the chance to witness this sensational show – it’s a must-see event of unparalleled magnificence!
General Admission: $10 click to buy
Virtual Ticket: $25 click to buy
Flyer (english): click
Flyer (spanish): click

BEST BUDDIES. FRIENDSHIP WALK - In Person
WALK WITH US IN SUPPORT OF INCLUSION!
The Best Buddies Friendship Walk is the leading event in the country supporting inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Join more than 50,000 participants at 80 events across the globe to support the Best Buddies programs in schools, workplaces, and communities. You’ll be making the world more welcoming to people with IDD — one friendship, one job, and one life-changing connection at a time.
Parking:
– Free parking can be found along MLK Drive and Nancy Pelosi Drive. Note: JFK Drive is closed to vehicle traffic on Saturdays—for more information about Golden Gate Park road closures, click here.
– The parking structure below the Concourse (and California Academy of Sciences) is pay-by-the-hour
– There is an ADA-only parking lot directly behind the bandshell. It is open to the public and first come, first serve.
Food & Drink: We will have coffee, water, JAMBAR organic energy bars, bagels, and fruit. Walkers are encouraged to bring reusable water bottles. We will have water stations throughout the walk route with small compostable cups.
Accessibility: We will have a Sensory Tent for those who need to take a break from the large crowd. The Sensory Tent will have sensory tools available for those with sensory sensitivities. This will include headphones, fidget toys, quiet activities, and visual cue cards.
To Register: https://www.bestbuddiesfriendshipwalk.org/bayarea/register/
To learn more visit https://www.bestbuddiesfriendshipwalk.org/BayArea/

Adaptive Fitness @ Crossfit SC - In Person
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & registration is required.
A time to get add strength, balance, cardio skills and improve your health.
Certified instructors will be there to guide you.
It's a feel good and healthy time.
Cost: Donation appreciated.

Parent Nest: A guided play and connection series
April Parent Nest Cohort: A Guided Play & Connection Series
Created specifically for infants and toddlers (from sitting age to 18 months), this four-week series takes place in the serene morning hours before the museum opens. Designed to foster community while providing critical early learning experiences.
About the event
If those early parenting days feel like a mix of wonder and worry, you're not alone. Between those middle-of-the-night feeds and milestone questions, it's natural to feel both overwhelmed and amazed—sometimes in the same moment. While you're marveling at your little one's daily discoveries, you might also be wondering if you're doing enough, or wishing for a community that truly gets what this journey is like. That's exactly why we created The Parent
Nest: A guided play & connection series
Created specifically for infants and toddlers (from sitting age to 18 months), this four-week series takes place in the serene morning hours before the museum opens. In this distraction-free setting, your little explorer can safely investigate their world while you connect with other parents who understand exactly what this stage of life is like.
Each 45-minute session nurtures your child's natural development through research-backed activities that:
Build Neural Pathways Through Movement: As babies roll, crawl, and reach, they're not just exercising—they're forming crucial brain connections that support physical coordination and spatial awareness.
Develop Pre-Language Skills: Our musical activities introduce rhythm, repetition, and simple signs, laying the groundwork for communication long before first words appear.
Enhance Sensory Processing: From our "Building Beginnings" exploration to "Splish Splash Discovery" play, each tactile experience helps your little one understand their world through touch, sight, sound, and movement.
Foster Social-Emotional Growth: Through guided interactions, babies learn early social cues while parents discover ways to support emotional development during daily routines.
Week by week, we'll explore:
April 4th - Color Wonders – Captivate your infant with high-contrast colors and simple patterns that strengthen visual development, eye muscles, and early color perception abilities.
April 11th - Building Beginnings – Introduce your baby to a variety of safe textures through sensory play that stimulates neural connections and builds early awareness of different tactile experiences.
April 18th - Creative Constructions – Engage your infant with simple stacking toys and large soft blocks that develop eye-hand coordination and introduce the concept of object permanence.
April 25th - Splish Splash Discovery – Provide gentle water experiences through small containers and water toys that offer soothing sensory input and early introduction to concepts of wet and dry.
While the children are engaged, we will take time to observe, connect, and support one another—building meaningful friendships and a strong community of parents and caregivers. Our experienced facilitators provide a welcoming space for sharing experiences, gaining insights, and offering practical tips to support your child’s development at home.
Free for members!
Free Children Under 12 Months

Science Club Exploration Time with MOD - In Person
Brought to you by Shared Adventures & registration is required.
Come do hands on science experiments and learn how things work
Its very hands on or you can just watch.
It's always so much fun.
(Jan 9, Feb 13, March 13, April 10)
All Ages and Abilities encouraged to join!
Limited Space so:

Accessible Chair Yoga - Hybrid (livestream or in-peson)
Led by Hailey Kinter a disabled wheelchair user, @DisabledYogi
Return hOMe to your body while finding cOMmUNITY in a class taught by and for yogis with disabilities & illness.
This seated-only slow flow is beginner friendly and includes breath work, mindfulness & meditation. Enjoy extra time in shavasana (resting pose) as well as time at the beginning and end of class for guided social activities.
-Accessible Chair Yoga IN DANCE STUDIO (Register Here)
Power chairs, manual chairs and other mobility devices welcomed and encouraged. Service dogs only, no ESAs please.
Chairs, props and name tags will be provided.
Caregivers welcome at no cost. First class is free. $20 drop-in fee, sliding scale pay what you can.
Masks are not required but strongly encouraged. Our bathrooms are not yet accessible but there are ADA bathrooms down the way at Mountain Mike's Pizza or across the street at Cat n' Cloud.
-Accessible Chair Yoga Livestream (Register Here)
How to Register and Join a Livestream Class:
Registering for a LIVESTREAM class is easy peasy - but it does require one small different step than you may be used to for in-studio classes.
To register for LIVESTREAM you MUST sign-up via MindBody Desktop through your Internet Browser (please note the MindBody App does not support Livestream registration). Simply look for your class selection and register for the “Livestream” option.
We recommend using Chrome or Firefox for your Browser as Safari is limited and may not be fully supported by MindBody.
From there you will receive an automated email from MindBody containing a link for your selected class within 30 minutes prior to class start time.

Community Art Session - In Person
Provided by Urban Works Santa Cruz.
Get creative with local artist Rachel Corvese. Providing weekly art projects for any skill level.
Materials are provided.
RSVP Rachel at (831) 222-0259

Gardening Club - In Person
Brought to us by Shared Adventures & Common Roots Farm!
Come get your hands dirty, your heart happy, and your mind clear.
Gardening is therapeutic!
When: Every Thursday
Show up, Sign In, and Help Out!
It's a fun atmosphere and adaptable to all abilities
Shaded area to take breaks in too!
For more info: sharedactivities@yahoo.com

UNDERSTANDING WHY YOUR BABY CRIES - In Person
FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN UP TO 1 YEAR OLD
Attend this FREE parenting workshop to learn:
Why babies cry
Strategies to calm, and soothe your crying baby
Tips for taking care of yourself when your baby cries a lot
Presented IN ENGLISH in person by Lidia Montesino, Community Bridges - Nueva Vista Community Resources
To register visit: https://bit.ly/Crying-Apr9
Register to reserve your spot and get free child care. Light snacks will be provided.
Got questions?
Contact Lidia Montesino at
(831) 423-5747
lidiam@cbridges.org