This week, Creative Discovery Museum proudly hosted the first-ever Turquoise Trail, an accessible and sensory-friendly trick-or-treating event that brought Halloween magic to children who often face unique challenges in experiencing this holiday’s traditional festivities. Inspired by the Teal Pumpkin Project's focus on allergy awareness, the Turquoise Trail aimed to break down barriers, creating a welcoming experience tailored to children with mobility, developmental, and sensory differences. Many families shared how meaningful the experience was, including Liberty and her children, Zoey and Finn. For 8-year-old Zoey, who has triumphed over three heart surgeries and relies on a feeding tube and medical equipment to get around, Turquoise Trail was her first-ever trick-or-treating experience. She was thrilled to navigate the well-lit, flat path independently, collecting a bag full of fun trinkets. Her mom, Liberty, was deeply moved, noting, “It was just amazing for her to attend an event where she wasn’t just included—she was wanted.” Turquoise Trail was truly special and we plan to bring it back as an annual event. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/efX5dxMz
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