Community Calendar
Chase Gallery
Support the IDD community by viewing artwork created by local artists. Admission to the museum is free!
Details
📆 Date: Monday, March 23, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🖼 8 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
Sage's Portal & Board Games
Join us for Pokémon and other board games at Sage’s Portal! We recommend bringing about $10 if you’d like snacks or drinks.
Details
📆 Date: Tuesday, March 24, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎮 8 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
Life After High School - Part Three
Life After High School
Prepare for adulthood with the Life After High School workshop series. This three-part program provides families with a clear roadmap for navigating the shift from school-based services to Washington state adult disability supports like SSI and DDA. Participants will explore local employment and housing pathways, as well as practical strategies for independence.
South Side Food Bank
Help support the community by volunteering at the Southside Food Pantry.
Details
📆 Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
📍 Location: Southside Food Pantry
💸 Cost: Free
🤝 3 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
Dave & Buster's
We’ll take our van together and head to Dave & Buster’s to play arcade games! We recommend bringing $25 if you want to eat and play games or $30 if purchasing a new game card.
Details
📆 Date: Monday, March 30, 2026
⏰ Time: 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay + personal spending money recommended
🎮 8 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
Karaoke
Come sing your favorite songs and listen to others sing theirs! A fun afternoon of music and entertainment. 🎤
Details
📆 Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎶 12 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of signing!
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
Parents & Caregivers Pottery Social
Parents and caregivers are invited to take a break, connect with others, and enjoy a relaxing, hands-on pottery experience in a supportive space.
Cost: $15 per ticket
What’s Included: $28 pottery value per participant (choose one $28 piece or multiple pieces totaling $28). All studio materials included.
When: Saturday, April 11 | 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Where: Polka Dot Pottery, 118 S Pines Rd, Spokane Valley, WA 99206
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
Insights into Autism and Animal Behavior with Dr. Temple Grandin
Explore practical ways to support sensory-based, verbal, mathematical, and auditory learners, learn how schedules help many people on the autism spectrum, and find simple strategies that can make classwork easier to manage.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
The Arc of Spokane Zephyr Feature Match
Zephyr Soccer Fundraiser Match – Supporting The Arc of Spokane 💙⚽
Date: Saturday, March 21
Time: Kickoff at 6:00 PM
Location: ONE Spokane Stadium 509 W Gardner Ave Spokane, WA 99201
Join us for an exciting Zephyr soccer match and help support inclusion in our community! Purchase a $10 fundraiser ticket and enjoy a great afternoon of soccer while giving back.
For an optional $3.50 add-on, you can directly support The Arc of Spokane, advocating for and serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
Your ticket supports this fundraiser, and your additional donation helps fund programs, advocacy, and resources that promote independence, opportunity, and inclusion.
Together, we can build a more inclusive community where everyone has the chance to thrive.
Get your tickets here: https://www.gofevo.com/event/ARCSPO10
South Side Food Bank
Help support the community by volunteering at the Southside Food Pantry.
Details
📆 Date: Thursday, March 19, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
📍 Location: Southside Food Pantry
🤝 3 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
Life After High School - Part Two
Life After High School
Prepare for adulthood with the Life After High School workshop series. This three-part program provides families with a clear roadmap for navigating the shift from school-based services to Washington state adult disability supports like SSI and DDA. Participants will explore local employment and housing pathways, as well as practical strategies for independence.
CC Dance: March Madness Dance
SOLD OUT!
Wear your favorite team’s jersey and bring pom-poms to cheer and dance! Get ready for a fun evening celebrating March Madness.
Details
📆 Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
Register online today to save your spot!
Helping Parents Training - Part Two
Helping Parents Training
Helping Parents is a nationwide program, available through The Arc of Spokane, that supports families of individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). This program connects parents and caregivers with trained mentors who have faced similar experiences and can offer encouragement, guidance, and real-life insight.
Through this mentor/mentee relationship, you’ll gain helpful tools, share stories, and build a sense of community with others who understand your journey.
Bingo
Come join us for Bingo and earn prizes! A fun afternoon of games and friendly competition.
Details
📆 Date: Tuesday, March 17, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎲 12 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of Bingo!
IDD Parent & Caregiver Support Group (Copy)
Connect with a local community that understands the journey of raising a child with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD).
Join The Arc of Spokane and Akin for a free, bi-weekly gathering designed for parents, guardians, and family members. This judgment-free space allows you to share practical ideas, talk openly about shared experiences, and build a reliable network of support.
Who Can Join?
This group is open to any family member or caregiver seeking connection and understanding. Whether you want to share your own insights or simply listen and learn, you are welcome here.
Art Class
Join us for a March Madness themed art class! We’ll fill out tournament brackets and make a fun basketball-inspired craft.
Details
📆 Date: Monday, March 16, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎨 12 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
Fortunata Tattoo Flash Event
Get inked for a cause and help promote inclusion in our community!
Join Fortunata Tattoo on March 13 for their Friday the 13th flash event. 10% of all sales will benefit The Arc of Spokane, supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are suggested. Contact Fortunata for more details.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
South Side Food Bank
Help support the community by volunteering at the Southside Food Pantry.
Details
📆 Date: Thursday, March 12, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
📍 Location: Southside Food Pantry
💸 Cost: Private Pay Only
🤝 3 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
Life After High School - Part One
Life After High School
Prepare for adulthood with the Life After High School workshop series. This three-part program provides families with a clear roadmap for navigating the shift from school-based services to Washington state adult disability supports like SSI and DDA. Participants will explore local employment and housing pathways, as well as practical strategies for independence.
Helping Parents Training - Part One
Helping Parents Training
Helping Parents is a nationwide program, available through The Arc of Spokane, that supports families of individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). This program connects parents and caregivers with trained mentors who have faced similar experiences and can offer encouragement, guidance, and real-life insight.
Through this mentor/mentee relationship, you’ll gain helpful tools, share stories, and build a sense of community with others who understand your journey.
Baking Class
Come bake with us! If you want to learn how to bake or already know and want to show off your skills, you're welcome to join.
Details
📆 Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🧁 8 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of baking!
Healthy Lifestyle Class
Learn some tips and tricks for living a healthy lifestyle! This month's topic will focus on internet safety and how to stay safe online.
Details
📆 Date: Monday, March 9, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🧑🤝🧑 12 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of gaming!
Maple Street Bistro Giveback
Grab a bite to eat or a delicious beverage at Maple Street Bistro to celebrate DD Awareness Month!
Dine at Maple Street Bistro on March 7, and 25% of proceeds will be donated to The Arc of Spokane in support of individuals with IDD. Enjoy a great meal while making a meaningful impact.
Indaba Coffee Non-Profit Feature
Enjoy locally roasted coffee while supporting an inclusive community where every life is fulfilled!
Support The Arc of Spokane during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month by visiting Indaba Coffee on March 6. Indaba will donate 10% of all proceeds to benefit individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Stop by, grab your favorite drink, and give back to our community.
Please note: Location and operating hours may vary by store. Click here to view store hours and addresses.
IDD Parent & Caregiver Support Group
Connect with a local community that understands the journey of raising a child with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD).
Join The Arc of Spokane and Akin for a free, bi-weekly gathering designed for parents, guardians, and family members. This judgment-free space allows you to share practical ideas, talk openly about shared experiences, and build a reliable network of support.
Who Can Join?
This group is open to any family member or caregiver seeking connection and understanding. Whether you want to share your own insights or simply listen and learn, you are welcome here.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
Healthy Lifestyle Class
Learn some tips and tricks for living a healthy lifestyle! This months topic will be finance.
Details
📆 Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
💵12 spots available
Register online today to save your spot!
Dave and Busters
We will take our van together to go to Dave and Busters and play arcade games! We recomend bringing $25 if you want to eat and play games or $25 for loading and existing card or $30 if you are purchasing a new game card!
Details
📆 Date: Monday, February 23, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎮 8 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of gaming!
Valentine's Sweetheart Dance
Join us for an evening of music and dancing at our annual Valentine’s Day Dance. This event provides a fun, inclusive space for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to celebrate with friends and meet new people in the community. We invite everyone to come as they are for a night dedicated to friendship and belonging.
Sage's Portal and Board Games
Pokemon & other board games! We recommend $10 for snacks and drinks there.
Details
📆 Date: Monday, February 2, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎮 8 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of gaming!
IDD Parent & Caregiver Support Group
IDD Parent & Caregiver Support Group
Connect with a local community that understands the journey of raising a child with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD).
Join The Arc of Spokane and Akin for a free, bi-weekly gathering designed for parents, guardians, and family members. This judgment-free space allows you to share practical ideas, talk openly about shared experiences, and build a reliable network of support.
Event Details
📆 Date: Every other Monday, starting Feb. 2
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: Akin (formerly Children’s Home Society) 2323 N. Discovery Pl., Spokane Valley, WA 99216
💸 Cost: Free
Who Can Join?
This group is open to any family member or caregiver seeking connection and understanding. Whether you want to share your own insights or simply listen and learn, you are welcome here.
IDD Talk & Play Parent Support Group
IDD Talk and Play Parent Groups offer a free, inclusive space for families raising children under 12 with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Every other Friday, parents and caregivers connect, share support, and build community while children enjoy a play-based environment. Join us to find resources, encouragement, and meaningful relationships.
Neurodiversity Night @ The Chiefs
The Spokane Chiefs are very proud to host the 4th annual Neurodiversity Awareness Night against the Seattle Thunderbirds!
Puck drop is 7:05 PM with doors open at 6 PM. This game provides a unique opportunity to reach fans with neurodiversity and offer an enjoyable, inclusive experience that they would not otherwise have at a typical Chiefs game. This game will involve different features that include PA, music, lighting, ticketing, concourse, Integra Rooms, sensory kits, and more.
Get your discounted tickets here: https://spokanechiefsgroups.com/Neurodiversity-Night-at-the-Spokane-Chiefs_p_1969.html
Art Class
Show off your artistic talent! Staff will lead the class for a follow along art class.
Details
📆 Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎨8 spots available
Spark Central
Join us at Spark Central for crafting and/or board games.
Details
📆 Date: Monday, February 9, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🎨8 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of gaming!
Baking Night
Come bake with us! If you want to learn how to bake or you already know how to bake and want to show off your skills, you are welcome to come join us!
Details
📆 Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: The Community Center
💸 Cost: Private pay only
🧑🍳12 spots available
Register online today to save your spot for a night of gaming!