Melissa Public Library will offer a self-led sensory-play session Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. in its Multi-Purpose Room.
The program, called Sensory Station: Neurodivergent-Friendly Play, is listed for all ages and families. It uses a cart of hands-on sensory activities, giving visitors a way to explore at their own pace. The library describes it as an option for people seeking a sensory-focused setting, including neurodivergent-friendly play.
The library is at 3411 Barker Ave. Its program policy says library events remain free.
