City of South Fulton Celebrates Three Years of Autism Sensory Festival

In celebration of Autism Awareness Month, the City of South Fulton recently welcomed back the Autism Sensory Festival for a third time on April 13 at Wilkerson Mill Park. Organized in collaboration with Autism Branches, a nonprofit organization serving local youth with Autism, the event offered a day of support, resources, and sensory activities for autistic individuals and families.

From the moment the gates opened, the festival buzzed with excitement and anticipation. Attendees from across the state of Georgia streamed into the park, greeted by a kaleidoscope of colors and the promise of a day filled with joy and connection. The festival featured horseback riding, an emotional pet farm, inflatable slides, and canvas painting. Attendees of all ages were treated to a diverse range of activities to promote sensory exploration.

This year's festivities provided entertainment and fostered connections and understanding within the community. Families and individuals came together in a spirit of unity, finding solace and support among peers and licensed professionals alike.

(L to R) City of South Fulton Councilwoman Carmalitha Gumbs, Councilman Jaceey Sebastian,Councilwoman Dr. Catherine Rowell, Councilwoman Keosha B. Bell, Mayor khalid kamauattend the 3rd Annual Autism Sensory Festival.