08/31/2026
🦖 LAST CHANCE! RSVP TODAY! 🦕Looking for a fun, stress-free night out for the kids? Join us for Kids Night Out @ Indera featuring a special movie screening of Pixar's The Good Dinosaur and a hands-on clay fossil craft!Spaces are filling up, and the deadline to RSVP is TODAY, Monday, August 31st! Don't let this prehistoric party pass you by!✨ The Details:Who: Free for children with OPWDD eligibility ages 6–12 and their siblings!When: Wednesday, September 2nd at 5:00 PMWhere: 1820 Lemoyne Ave, Syracuse, NY 13208Important Note: All attendees MUST be accompanied by a DSP, family member, or other natural support. Indera does not provide transportation.💌 How to RSVP (Do it today!):Email: [email protected]: 315-707-7752Secure your spot now for a night of crafts, movies, and dino-sized fun! 🎬🌋👁️
Image Description: The image is a promotional flyer for a "Kids Night Out @ Indera" event. The top features light blue text reading "KIDS NIGHT OUT @ INDERA" against a cream background decorated with subtle, light blue dinosaur footprint graphics. Below it, large sage-green block letters read "PIXAR'S THE GOOD DINOSAUR MOVIE SCREENING AND CLAY FOSSIL CRAFT".The central event details are written in bold dark blue text: "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND AT 5:00PM" followed by the address "1820 LEMOYNE AVE, SYRACUSE, NY 13208". Below this is a light blue text box containing important attendance details stating the event is offered at no cost to OPWDD-eligible children ages 6-12 and their siblings, and notes that a support person must accompany them.Near the bottom right sits a cute, cartoonish green dinosaur graphic. The RSVP instructions are prominently displayed in large black text: "PLEASE RSVP BY MONDAY, AUG 31ST. EMAIL [email protected] OR LEAVE A VOICEMAIL AT 315-707-7752". The bottom left features the purple "Indera" logo with the tagline "Independence & Access for All". The bottom right quadrant features a vibrant, colorful still from the animated movie The Good Dinosaur, showing the large green dinosaur, Arlo, standing in a golden grass field looking down fondly at a small human wild boy, Spot, sitting on the ground.