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Early Explorer Morning Location and/or online participation URL: London Transport Museum, London Book now Date(s) Upcoming dates: Saturday 29 July 2023, 08:30-10:00 Explore the Museum at a quieter time For families with Special Educational Needs (SEN), including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), we open outside our regular hours on certain special days. Enjoy the Museum at a quieter time, free from the ...
Relaxed Early Opening for Families Sun 30 Jul 2023, 09:00 - 11:00FREE Book now Tel: +44 (0)1937 546546 Email: boxoffice@bl.uk FreeSuitable for 0 – 15 year olds Join us for a free autism-friendly early opening of the British Library. Booking for this event will open on 1 June. This early opening is for families with children on the autism spectrum and other sensory needs. ...
Sensory-Adapted Showings These showings are intended for those who might benefit from the show sound being quieter and the lighting more subtle. Changes will be made to the show and show space to make it more comfortable. The house lights will be turned on. The sound level of the show will be slightly reduced. The overall capacity of the venue ...
What's on Relaxed Opening Tours Relaxed opening tours are for a small number of people to visit parts of the zoo while it is quiet and calm enough to be a comfortable experience for autistic and neurodivergent children and adults, as well as other people who can benefit from this relaxed environment. Relaxed Opening tours take place before the zoo opens ...
A relaxed morning opening to explore the Museum collections in a quiet environment for families with members on the autism spectrum. More information, including a visual guide, will be emailed to attendees a week prior to the event to help you to prepare for your visit. Please note that although this is a relaxed opening there may still be some ...
On Sat 05 Aug at 2.30pm we have the relaxed performance of Groundhog Day. This performance is suitable for anyone who prefers a more relaxed atmosphere during a show and will have a supportive environment for noise and movement. If you need time out during the performance you can re-enter at any time, there will be chill out areas in the front of house spaces for you ...
Calm At The Castle 02/04/2023 Colchester Castle Included in admission Suitable for Families History About This Event 3 – 5pm Join us on the first Sunday of the month for a little calm at Colchester Castle. These sessions are suitable for visitors with ASD, providing an opportunity for them to explore the museum at a quieter time. We aim to ...
Sail around the Mediterranean Sea and discover the island homes of the Knights of St John. Includes Storytelling by Olivia Armstrong between 12:00-12:30pm for Session 1, and 1:00-1:30pm for Session 2 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 ...
A relaxed viewing of the current exhibition at the Barbican Centre, Carrie Mae Weems: Reflections for Now, whose work is celebrated for exploration of identity and power, desire and social justice, challenging representations of race, gender and class. The largest presentation of the artist's work in the UK to date, this exhibition brings together photographs, films and installations spanning over ...
Join us for a relaxed house opening for anyone who would appreciate a calmer visit. Designed for neurodivergent adults and children and their family, friends or carers, the relaxed house openings offer a calmer visit to the historic house. During this time we have a limited capacity, no videos and reduced noise in the house. We know that it can ...
Description Join us for a relaxed opening of the museum. We’ll reduce capacity for the day, quiet our loud interactive and adjust our lighting levels for a less overwhelming environment We’re open between 10am-4pm with time slots starting at 10am then every half an hour until 2pm. We recommend a visit time of two hours. This is so you can ...
Our Morning Stars planetarium shows are designed for anyone who would benefit from a calmer and more relaxed environment, in particular those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). These shows are presented live by a Royal Observatory astronomer with several adaptations from our normal planetarium sessions, including: Room lighting is left at a higher level, bright enough that you can ...
