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Exeter Phoenix and We Are ND presents Kaleidoscopic Minds: Festival of Neurodiversity 2026.
An event designed by, and for, neurodivergent people and their families. This will be a day to celebrate the neurodivergent community, to inspire creativity, and to explore new connections, as well as discover support tools and regulation strategies.
Between 11am – 4pm we’ll be offering a diverse programme of activities for all ages, as well as talks from local neurodivergent experts, conversational crafts, and sensory areas for regulation. We will also have representatives from local neurodivergent charities and ND friendly organisations on site providing information on their services. Then join us from 5pm for Neurodivergent Voices open mic in the café bar, followed by A Small Enclosed Room with Alfie Murphy’ (14+) from Access All Areas Productions at 7pm in the auditorium (please book a separate ticket for this).
Tickets are pay what you can afford from £5 per adult, under 18s go free. A limited number of free honest tickets are available for those for whom cost is a barrier.
The full programme and event map can be found on the event webpage here.
Tickets are pay what you can afford from £5 per adult, under 18s go free. A limited number of free honest tickets are available for those for whom cost is a barrier.
| Season (27 Sept 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 11:00 | - 16:00 |
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