Celebrating Neurodiversity
Saturday 21st March, 11am to 3pm
Free, but please pre-reserve a space
Summary
Visit us for a neurodivergent-friendly museum experience
These dedicated sessions have low lighting, quieter noise levels, ear defenders and sensory toys available to create a welcoming environment for individuals and families.
Experience: open-ended crafts in our historic barn, outdoor games and sensory activities.
There will also be the chance to speak to some organisations who provide neurodiverse support and information.
Free entry, please pre-reserve your space here.
Children, young people and vulnerable adults attending this event should be accompanied by a responsible parent or carer at all times
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