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Fun on the Farm: All Abilities Fall Fest.

Built specifically with the special needs community in mind — individuals and families navigating autism, sensory processing differences, physical disabilities, and other support needs. A day designed around you, not one you have to adapt yourself to fit into.

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Families enjoying a fall day at Crown Point
FreeOpen to the public
Sat, Oct 310:00 AM – 4:00 PM
No TicketsAdvance registration recommended
All AbilitiesBuilt for the special needs community
On the day

What to expect.

A full afternoon of activities, food, and games across the farm — and much more to come as the vendor lineup fills in.

Local food & drink vendors
Lawn games: tic-tac-toe, cornhole, ring toss
Horseshoe pit
Inflatable GaGa pit
Strawbale lasso
Fresh apple cider press
Guided farm & garden tours — plenty of acres to explore
Basket raffles featuring local businesses
Resources & prizes from local businesses

…and so much more. Complete vendor lineup and event details coming soon.

Built with you in mind

Real accommodations, not just a welcoming label.

This is what makes a day genuinely work for the special needs community — not just technically open to it.

All touch-based activities and costumes are optional, never required.
Outdoor, grass-and-field terrain — mostly flat, but not paved; wheelchairs and mobility devices should plan accordingly.
Rain or shine — the day goes on as planned unless weather turns genuinely severe.
Restrooms are on-site. An accessible adult-sized changing table is in progress and not yet available — we're working on it and want to be upfront.

Presented with Farming with Friends

Crown Point partners directly with Farming with Friends — a neighboring care farm that employs people with disabilities, whose mission is "Empowering All Abilities to Grow Together." This isn't a values overlap on paper; it's why this event exists, co-hosted by two organizations that already center this community in their daily work. See our Community Partners →

Free and open to the public.

Printed tickets are not required — advance registration simply helps us plan for parking, vendors, and games.

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Get involved

Sponsor this event.

Showcase your organization by sponsoring Fun on the Farm.

Corporate Sponsorship

Put your company's name behind an accessible community celebration.

Raffle Basket / Gift Certificate

Contribute a prize for the day's basket raffles.

Demonstrate Your Equipment or Service

Show attendees what your business offers, live and in person.

Reserve an Information Table

A dedicated table to connect directly with attendees.

Become a Sponsor

Questions about sponsorship? Email Ian Roberts, Executive Director.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions.

Do I need to buy a ticket?
No. The event is free and open to the public, and printed tickets are not required. Advance registration on Eventbrite is recommended so we can plan for parking, vendors, and games.
Who is this day designed for?
It's built specifically with the special needs community in mind — individuals and families navigating autism, sensory processing differences, physical disabilities, and other support needs. Everyone is welcome, but the day is designed around this community, not the other way around.
What is the terrain like?
Outdoor, grass-and-field terrain — mostly flat, but not paved. Wheelchairs and mobility devices are welcome and should plan accordingly. Restrooms are on-site.
What happens if it rains?
The event runs rain or shine and goes on as planned unless weather turns genuinely severe.

Bring your friends and family for a day of community, creativity, and autumn celebration.

Free, welcoming, and built for every ability.