Guiding Bright Minds: FREE Neurodiversity Resource Fair

Saturday 13 June 2026 | 10:00 – 14:00 MDT / Denver time | Denver, Colorado

Guiding Bright Minds: FREE Neurodiversity Resource Fair is a free, family-friendly neurodiversity event hosted at Denver Academy in Denver, Colorado. It brings together families, neurodivergent people, service providers, community organisations and professionals in one welcoming space dedicated to resources, connection and practical support.

The fair is described as Colorado’s first and largest Neurodiversity Resource Fair, and is designed to support people across ages and life stages. Children, teens, young adults, adults, parents, caregivers, educators and professionals can explore resources, meet organisations, ask questions and discover support options in a community setting.

The event includes expert resources for all ages, job and resume coaching for teens and young adults, family activities, food carts, raffle prizes and miniature therapeutic horses from the Temple Grandin Equine Center. It is a practical and joyful gathering where people can learn, connect and find support without needing to navigate everything alone.

This event connects strongly with Neurodiversity Pride Week because it centres neurodivergent people, families and community support. Pride is not only about visibility and celebration; it is also about access, resources, belonging and the knowledge that different minds deserve environments where they can grow, participate and thrive.

Practical information

• Event: Guiding Bright Minds: FREE Neurodiversity Resource Fair
• Datum: Saturday 13 June 2026
• Čas: 10:00 – 14:00 MDT / Denver time
• Umístění: Denver Academy
• Address: 4400 E. Iliff Avenue, Denver, CO 80222, United States
• Formát: In-person resource fair
• Organisers: Guiding Bright Minds / Developmental Pathways
• Audience: neurodivergent children, teens, adults, families, caregivers, educators, providers and community members

What to expect

• A free neurodiversity resource fair for the whole family
• Expert resources and community organisations for all ages
• Support for children, teens, young adults and adults
• Job and resume coaching for teens and young adults
• Miniature therapeutic horses from the Temple Grandin Equine Center
• Family-friendly activities, food carts, prizes and community connection
• A sensory-friendly event environment

This event may be especially relevant for families, neurodivergent young people, adults seeking resources, educators, support professionals, disability and neurodiversity organisations, and anyone looking for practical community-based support around neurodivergent life.

View the event information here

This event has been suggested as a relevant contribution to the Neurodiversity Pride Week programme by the community. The event is organised independently and may not be exclusively created for ND Pride.