STEP TOGETHER

Join us for an evening of movement and meaningful connection!
"Step Together" is designed to bring individuals, families, and friends together in a relaxed, supportive environment. This is an opportunity to build community through structured interaction. Whether you’re looking to meet others on a similar journey or simply want to enjoy a peaceful stroll, this event focuses on socialization and connection every step of the way.

**PLEASE NOTE: This is not a drop-off event. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all autistic individuals, including those with high support needs. Participants who require support or supervision must attend with a caregiver or support person. Event staff and volunteers are not able to provide individual supervision or personal support.
 

• Low-Pressure Socializing: Engage in open-ended conversation with fellow community members while exploring a scenic walking path.

• Structured Conversation Opportunities: For those interested, we will provide prompts to help facilitate conversations and help you to get to know others.

• Supportive Environment: We offer a space that celebrates neurodiversity and provides opportunities for individuals of all abilities to interact comfortably.

• Networking & Resources: Connect with other families and Individuals and learn more about Autism Society Greater Pittsburgh’s mission to support the autism community.

• Adaptive activities: The walking path route can be adapted for your needs.

• You Do You: Not interested in the walk? No problem! Come and participate in some activities or simply socialize with others.

• Light Refreshments: We will provide light refreshments. Feel free to bring whatever makes you comfortable.

Where: South Park, Allegheny County – Ethelbert Pavillion (off of Corrigan Road). We will start our walk at the pavilion and will finish at the pavilion with refreshments (there are restrooms and a playground nearby).

 

When: July 22, 2026 - 7:00pm 

 

Who: Individuals on the Autism Spectrum of all ages and abilities and their friends, families, and caregivers.