Event Type : Special Needs-Friendly

See Ralph Breaks the Internet (rated PG) on Dec. 8, Creed II (rated PG-13) on Dec. 11 and Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse (rated PG) on Dec. 22 in a safe and supportive environment for those with sensory sensitivity.

Local participating locations include AMC Forum 30 (44681 Mound Road, Sterling Heights), AMC Livonia 20 (19500 Haggerty Road, Livonia) and AMC Star Gratiot 15 (35705 S. Gratiot Ave., Clintion Township)

Grown-ups, ages 18-plus, with developmental disabilities are invited to this event for an evening of New Year’s Eve fun, food and dancing.

Catch it in Waterford, too.

Find plenty of pizza, music dancing and New Year’s Eve fun at this event, which is geared toward adults, ages 18-plus, with developmental disabilities.

Happens in Royal Oak, too.

Kids ages 3-7 with special needs can take in some interactive stories, rhymes and play time.

Kids and grown-ups with autism or other sensory disorders enjoy a movie in a safe, supportive and sensory-friendly environment. See The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (rated PG) on Dec. 1, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (rated PG-13) on Dec. 15 and Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 (rated PG) on Dec. 29.

Kids with special needs experience a sensory-friendly story full of rhythm and movement. Kids must be accompanied by a caregiver. Ages 3-10. Registration required.

Trained therapy dogs don’t judge or interrupt. That’s why they visit the library and sit with kids as they practice their reading skills.

Teens and grown-ups with special needs, along with a caretaker are invited for a morning filled with stories, songs, movement and art. No registration needed.

Trained therapy dogs don’t judge or interrupt. That’s why they visit the library and sit with kids as they practice their reading skills.

Trained therapy dogs don’t judge or interrupt. That’s why they visit the library and sit with kids as they practice their reading skills.

Youth ages 16-plus who have special needs enjoy an evening of dancing, music, food and fun. Advance registration requested

Kids and grown-ups with special needs are invited to the library for picture books, songs and simple sign languages. Open to all ages and levels of ability.

Trained therapy dogs don’t judge or interrupt. That’s why they visit the library and sit with kids as they practice their reading skills.

Kids and grown-ups ages 16-26 with special needs can dress up in their favorite ’50s fashion for a night of dancing, music and food.

Kids and adults with special needs dress up for a prom that they’ll never forget. Pre-registration required.