Ages 8 to12 – The Autism Society Inland Empire has partnered with Old Town Artisan Studios to offer creative art experiences to students ages 8-12 with ASD and their siblings who are in the same age range (limited to 2 siblings).     Students will work alongside the instructor as they demonstrate and instruct participants through the entire process. Art mediums including drawing, painting, clay sculpting, glass painting and other creative content to give students the opportunity to have fun and explore their creativity. Cost is $5 per person. Limited capacity – 10 students per class.

Online support group for parents, individuals with ID/DD, and professionals to get together & connect!

Ages 13 to17 – The Autism Society Inland Empire has partnered with Old Town Artisan Studios to offer creative art experiences to students ages 8-12 with ASD and their siblings who are in the same age range (limited to 2 siblings).      Students will work alongside the instructor as they demonstrate and instruct participants through the entire process. Art mediums including drawing, painting, clay sculpting, glass painting and other creative content to give students the opportunity to have fun and explore their creativity. Cost is $5 per person. Limited capacity – 10 students per class.

The Rancho Cucamonga Group will be hosting a Share Your Favorite item Night. This event is intended for independent adults over 18 years old. No parents allowed. Please RSVP!

Join the Murrieta Teen/Adult Group for a Treasure Hunt on Saturday, August 12th at 1:00 PM. We will meet at the food court of the Temecula Promenade Mall.

The Autism Society Inland Empire and Amazon will host a refreshing event this August. Come have a splashing good time at The Cove Waterpark where there’s fun for everyone! This is a private event for our special needs families, including individuals or families with a loved one on the spectrum or an intellectual/developmental disability. We have bought out the entire waterpark. The cost is $15 per person, children 2 and under are free. We will not take payment or walkins at the door. Space is limited - you must RSVP and pay online through the link. No refunds after Aug 10th.

An in-person support group for parents/caregivers of school-aged children with special needs.  Meets once a month.  Sorry, no childcare.

Fun for all ages! This is a special price for Autism Society Inland Empire families: 2 hours $18 per jumper (compared to $42). Jumpers must wear grip socks (available for purchase there or you can bring yours). Parents/caretakers are free if you are not jumping. Toddlers under age 3 require an adult to supervise.  Complete the online waiver to save time at registration.  You will pay at the door. Snacks are available for purchase. All jumpers must be supervised by a parent or caregiver. Join us for a night of jumping fun in a safe, inclusive environment.

Thanks to a generous donation from H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation, we are offering families a lane reservation for a discounted of only $15 (normally $83) per lane. Lane rental includes: shoe rental, pizza, and a pitcher of soda. Maximum of 6 per lane. Because we have to pre-pay, this event is non-refundable. Space is limited - First come, first serve. You must RSVP and pay online through the link.

Online support group for parents, individuals with ID/DD, and professionals to get together & connect!

The Rancho Cucamonga Group will be hosting a Pictionary Night. This event is intended for independent adults over 18 years old. No parents allowed. Please RSVP!

The Autism Society Inland Empire will host a refreshing event this summer. Come have a splashing good time at DropZone Waterpark where there’s fun for everyone!

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This is a dynamic support group who suspect or have obtained a late diagnosis of Autism (as a teen or adult). We welcome those who have been self-diagnosed. This closed group allows you a safe space to discuss issues important to you. Peers offer tips and strategies.