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Upcoming Relaxed visits Newton Abbot Museum welcomes anyone who might benefit from visiting the Museum at a quieter time. Upcoming Sessions: Monday 11th August, 1pm-3pm Monday 27th October, 1pm-3pm Monday 16th February, 1pm-3pm In the meantime you can contact the museum to find out when the quieter times in the museum are. View of Newton Abbot Museum from the Welcome ...
Join us for scented fun by making your own lavender playdough to take home! Seacole Sessions are sensory friendly events for families. They are designed to support autistic and neurodiverse families and are suitable for people who would benefit from visiting the museum when it is less crowded and noisy. Spaces for these activities are limited and free tickets ...
Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth? Relaxed Exhibition Viewing Experience our out-of-this-world exhibition away from busy daytime crowds at one of our relaxed exhibition viewings, designed specifically for disabled and neurodiverse visitors. Book your tickets 4 June 2025 – 7 February 2026, first Saturday and first Wednesday of each month Adult: £7–£16.50, Child: £3.50–£8.25, Disabled person’s companion: Free, Member: Free ...
Quieter Time A calmer way to explore London’s defining landmark We know that visiting a busy attraction can be challenging for people who experience the world differently. That’s why we offer Quieter Time: a specially-designated period, designed to create a more inclusive and comfortable environment for all. About Quieter Time Quieter Time is ideal for: Neurodivergent individuals People living with ...
Sensational Museum and Tale Telt exhibitions. These sessions are aimed at anyone who would benefit from experiencing out multisensory and audio based exhibitions at a quieter time of day and with background noises reduced.
Quiet Hour, Saturday 16 August from 9am. Our Aircraft Factory the home of our Wellington Bomber, the Flight Shed where you have a go at deciphering Morse Code, step inside the Vickers Wellington walkthrough as well as being able to get up close and sit in the pilot’s seats of the Hawker Hunter and Harrier aircraft.* Visitors who are neurodivergent can enjoy these areas ...
Join us for a relaxed opening of the 'Thirst: In Search of Freshwater' exhibition. Relaxed openings provide a calm, friendly atmosphere with additional support and facilities. You will find: extra staff available to help you fewer people in the exhibition sensory-support equipment (including ear defenders, tinted glasses and visors, stim toys and weighted lap pads) comfortable cushions and mats if ...
Morning Stars Relaxed planetarium shows for those who prefer a calmer environment, such as people with autism Ticketed Essential Information Type Planetarium shows Location Royal Observatory Date and Times 17 and 22 February, 7 and 11 April, 26 and 30 May, 2 and 16 August | 10.15-11.00am Prices £10 Adult | £5 Child | Free Companion tickets 10% off ...
Future dates Early Birds Evening: Saturday 16 August 2025, 18:30-21:30 Sign up to our Accessible newsletter to be the first to hear when new dates are announced and tickets are available. More about Early Birds This event is suitable for those who benefit from visiting the museum free from the hustle and bustle of the general public (for example, individuals with autism ...
SENDsational Mornings at Tring An opportunity for children with neurodiverse conditions to enjoy the Museum at a quieter time. Book your tickets The Natural History Museum at Tring Sunday 17 August and Sunday 9 November, 10.00–12.00 Free, booking required Pre-visit information (PDF 185KB)Pre-visit visual guide (PDF 3.5MB) We are excited to present SENDsational Mornings at Tring, Hertfordshire. Our SENDsational mornings ...
Post Early: Relaxed Events 18 August / 10.00 - 17.00 Booking opens near event The Postal Museum £3.50 per person Book now What is Post Early? Post Early is a relaxed event that has been co-produced with Ambitious about Autism and a group of their autistic Youth Patrons. Although the event is designed to support autistic and neurodiverse people, including ...
This relaxed event provides a calmer environment to view the Ancient India: living traditions exhibition for people with disabilities, neurodivergent individuals and anyone with sensory needs. Where does the image of the beloved and playful Hindu god Ganesha, with his elephant head and rounded belly, originate? What inspired depictions of the serene Buddha and Jain enlightened teachers? Reaching back more than 2,000 ...