We offer a variety of events, workshops and seminars throughout the year designed to engage, empower and educate both members and their caregivers. Check our calendar for the full list of events and subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the know about new opportunities.
Get your hands dirty and use your green thumb by learning how to garden! We will be starting plants from seeds, watering, weeding, growing and harvesting vegetables, flowers and herbs. You’ll even have the opportunity to bring home freshly picked flower bouquets or homegrown veggies.
Join us for a Sunday afternoon watch party of the FIFA World Cup finals! We will not know which teams are playing until closer to the date, but we will be crossing our fingers that team USA makes it. This event is a chance to hang out with your friends as you support the World...
Help us create and install a diversity-themed Little Free Library on Cotting campus! Our new Little Free Library will help get books about disability, different cultures and various types of people out into the community. The wooden frame has already been put together, so this art class we focus on painting and decorating it! If...
Our drop-in lounge events provide young adults (with the support of a PCA/parent/caregiver, if applicable) the opportunity to hang out with their friends, play games, get creative with some craft projects and enjoy a meal together. Meals are included in the price and rotate between pizza and pasta from one week to the next. This...
Daily Living Skills is designed to support the development of the capabilities needed for independent living. The curriculum strengthens executive functioning, including decision making and the ability to organize the steps and sequences needed to complete various tasks. This program will be led by CTI Program Manager Erika Cain, who has 10 years of special...
Join us for CTI's first-ever Field Day! This event will take place on the turf field behind Cotting School and will feature fun games and activities, such as water balloon toss, relay races, obstacle courses and other lawn games. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
From week to week, we will focus on topics related to interpersonal communication, boundaries and consent, sexuality and how to maintain your health. We will announce each week's topic of focus closer to the date of the event. This program will be led by CTI Program Manager Erika Cain, who has 10 years of special...
Lughnasadh (pronounced LOO-nuh-suh) is a Gaelic festival held annually on August 1 to mark the beginning of the harvest season. You will have the opportunity to learn more about Lughnasadh and bake traditional breads and treats that are often enjoyed on this special day. No prior baking experience necessary. You will leave with a recipe...
Get your hands dirty and use your green thumb by learning how to garden! We will be starting plants from seeds, watering, weeding, growing and harvesting vegetables, flowers and herbs. You’ll even have the opportunity to bring home freshly picked flower bouquets or homegrown veggies.
Our drop-in lounge events provide young adults (with the support of a PCA/parent/caregiver, if applicable) the opportunity to hang out with their friends, play games, get creative with some craft projects and enjoy a meal together. Meals are included in the price and rotate between pizza and pasta from one week to the next. This...
Unlike most of our cooking classes, this one will take place mostly outdoors. We will teach you how to safely use a grill to make a picnic lunch, including burgers, hot dogs and/or grilled chicken. We will also make a few appetizers to go with our meal and enjoy eating outside at the picnic table...
International Day of World's Indigenous Peoples is celebrated on August 9 to protect the rights, cultures and knowledge of over 476 million Indigenous people across 90 countries. You will have the opportunity to learn more about this holiday and bake traditional Indigenous items from the U.S. No previous baking experience necessary. You will leave with...
*Updated October 2025
To participate in CTI programs, events and activities, individuals must: