Messy Rainbows & Slime Dreams: A Sensory Adventure at Adventure Alley

There’s something magical about finding people who just get it. The joy of sensory play, the power of inclusive spaces, and the importance of meeting kids exactly where they’re at. That’s why visiting Messy Rainbows at Adventure Alley felt like a big warm hug wrapped in colour and kindness.

Run by the powerhouse that is Carlie, Messy Rainbows is a creative, sensory-based business that’s proudly neurodivergent-affirming. From calm corners to messy masterpieces, her setup is designed with care and intention, a space where kids (and adults) can explore, regulate, express, and connect.

It’s perfect for curious little minds to dig in, get messy, and follow their sensory joy, and even better for parents who’d love to let someone else’s parent handle the cleanup (thanks Carlie, you legend).

We felt so at home in the chaos (the good kind) where gooey textures, glitters, and colour play all had a purpose. It reminded us so much of why we do what we do at Slime Minister: to make space for sensory joy, one whiff and squish at a time.

And now? We’re dreaming up ways to join forces. Because when two sensory-loving minds come together, you never know what creative mischief might happen.

Do you have ideas for how Messy Rainbows could collaborate? We’d love to hear them. Drop us a DM or comment below, nothing’s too messy or too wild ✨

Check out Messy Rainbows on Instagram and show them some love. Trust us, your nervous system will thank you.