Location: Youth Hall (behind the Duck Races)
Hours: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM daily, September 11th-20th
The Sensory Station is a calm, inclusive space for fairgoers of all ages who need a break from the sights, sounds, and crowds of the fair. Guests can relax, regulate, cool down, and recharge before returning to enjoy the festivities.
The station features inclusive activities for all ages, comfortable seating, a temperature-controlled environment, and restroom access. It also provides a private space for personal care needs, including diaper changes, feeding tube care, medication administration, and other health-related accommodations.
Whether you need a quiet moment, sensory support, or a private place to meet personal care needs, the Sensory Station is here to help make the fair more accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Personal Care SpacesLocations:
● Personal Care Area 1 - Near the entrance to the Midway. West of the Tag your Tot station.
● Personal Care Area 2 - Inside the Manuel Lujan Building
● Personal Care Area 3 - Inside the Youth Hall, located behind the duck races.
Hours: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM daily during the New Mexico State Fair
Personal Care Spaces provide a private, quiet area where individuals and families can attend to personal care needs in comfort and dignity. These spaces are available for diapering, feeding, administering medication, clothing adjustments, using medical equipment, taking a break, or other personal care tasks that may be difficult to manage in public areas.
Designed to be welcoming, accessible, and inclusive, Personal Care Spaces help ensure that everyone can fully participate in events and community activities while meeting their individual health, disability, and personal care needs.
Inclusive areas and resources provided by Parents Reaching Out.Questions about accommodations, the Sensory Station, or volunteer opportunities?
Email: inclusion@parentsreachingout.org