A sensory-friendly outing is one adjusted so an autistic child can take part comfortably. St. George punches above its weight, with dedicated sensory programming and a standout all-abilities park.
Hosts free sensory-friendly evenings on the fourth Tuesday of each month in a sensory-modified, limited-admission environment for families with sensory-processing differences (RSVP required).
Visit siteA free dinosaur-themed all-abilities park at Tonaquint Park with wheelchair-accessible equipment, cushioned ground, ramps, a musical instrument area, a splash pad, and an accessible train.
Visit siteThe St. George and Washington branch libraries offer free children's story times and programs in a low-cost, welcoming setting for families.
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