Inviting Musical Exploration in a Safe and Therapeutic Environment - 10 week series

We all seek meaningful relationships and opportunities for growth and progress in our lives. Adults with developmental disabilities including ASD and I/DD also benefit from the opportunity to express themselves and be heard and understood.

Come join us in this musical space designed to facilitate meaningful social experiences, encourage creative self-expression, and develop the essential self-advocacy and leadership skills that support a successful transition to adulthood. Participants’ potential is celebrated in this group setting through active music making, songwriting, and musical exploration.

This series of programs is designed for adults ages 22+ with disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). They are not respite programs; caregivers are required to attend. Individuals ages 18-22 can attend either the teen or adult program; whatever you think will be the best fit.

Register using the form below. Indicate how many people will be in your party (participant and caregiver), and include the contact information for one member of your party, so we can contact you in case of program cancellation.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Reading Public Library. Thank you, Friends!

This program is part of the Reading Public Library's summer reading initiative “Find Your Voice,” and is sponsored by the Friends of the Reading Public Library, the Massachusetts Library System, the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners, and the Boston Bruins.