First-ever Neurodiversity Fair set to bring fun, learning, and inclusion to southern Ontario

A vibrant celebration of inclusion and community is coming this Saturday.

The first-ever Neurodiversity Fair 2025 will be held on Saturday, August 16, 2025, in Milton. It will offer a full day of free family fun, hands-on activities, and valuable resources for neurodiverse individuals and their families.

The event is designed to celebrate neurodiversity while providing families with entertainment, resources, and a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere.

Visitors can look forward to a packed day of free activities, including face painting, balloon animals, magic shows, bubbles and ball pits, arts and crafts, colouring and painting, and quiet zones for those who prefer a calmer environment.

Beyond the fun, the fair offers a valuable opportunity to connect with experts in ABA therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, along with many other services and supports for neurodiverse individuals. Families will be encouraged to ask questions and learn about the resources available to them in the community.

The fair is hosted by Milton Autism, a volunteer-led charity dedicated to supporting neurodiverse children and their families. The organization works to create greater awareness, provide access to resources, and build an inclusive community through education, advocacy, and hands-on support.

By blending interactive activities with professional expertise, the inaugural Neurodiversity Fair aims to be both a celebration and a source of empowerment for families, friends, and advocates alike.

Event details:
Location: Milton Fair Grounds, 136 Robert Street, Milton
Date: Saturday, August 16, 2025
Time: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Admission: Free