Sensory Map
Allowing visitors navigate comfortably by indicating areas of high stimulation - including noisy, dark, crowded, or bright spaces. Download here.
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Second Saturday of each month beginning April 10
During Sensory-Friendly Museum Days, individuals of all ages with autism, complex developmental disabilities, or sensory sensitivities are welcome to experience our Main Exhibit, gift shop, and cafe during special early-morning hours before the museum opens to the general public.
In addition to the museum’s lighting and sound features being augmented and having trained staff on-hand to guide visitors through their experience, the following will be offered:
Allowing visitors navigate comfortably by indicating areas of high stimulation - including noisy, dark, crowded, or bright spaces. Download here.
Helping learners adjust to a potentially new social situation by describing the environment, highlighting important cues, and offering examples of appropriate ways to respond. Download here.
Copies of the Sensory Map as well as the Social Narrative will be available at the Welcome Desk every day that the Museum is open, in an effort to encourage diverse participation across the spectrum of learners. We are dedicated to ensuring the full integration of individuals with disabilities who use our facilities. Learn more here.