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A surfing event for children and adults on the autism spectrum was held Tuesday at Ponquogue Beach.

The nonprofit groups Luv Michael and Surfers Healing teamed up to help provide a fun and sensory relief experience for the attendees.

The event is in its second year and featured professional surfers who shared “one perfect day” with 150 people who have disabilities.