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I Got The Power Autism Festival
- Dates: April 11, 2026
- Times: 11am to 3pm
- Admission: Free
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Location: Melrose Plaza
2502 Melrose Avenue NW
Roanoke, VA 24017 - Visit Website
More Information
This is indoor Autism Awareness Acceptance Month Festival to show that people with autism can do anything. To show that autism is a superpower. To help make a difference for people with autism and to create a strong connection with others, friends, families, teachers, etc. It will be an educational and fun event, family friendly and autism resources. It will be a comic book theme. Please wear blue, autism shirt or a comic book shirt. The event is free.
Things to happen when coming to the event: DJs, Autism resources, Autism panel
Fun activities, Guest speakers, Guest performers (to be announced)
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I Got The Power Autism Festival
- 2502 Melrose Avenue NW
- Roanoke, VA 24017
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- Melrose Plaza
- Free
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