Sensory Friendly Opportunities
Sensory Friendly Community Activities are designed to create welcoming, accessible, and inclusive experiences for autistic individuals, individuals with sensory processing differences, and others who may benefit from reduced sensory stimulation and predictable environments.
Minds of all Kinds, Science Museum of Virginia
- https://smv.org/visit/accessibility/autism-spectrum-and-sensory-concerns/
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A free, sensory-friendly evening event at the Science Museum, Minds of All Kinds offers a less crowded museum experience, as well as hands-on activities that will pique the curiosity of the young at heart of all ages. Minds of all Kinds events are held multiple times throughout the year. Click here to learn more.
- 2500 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23220
Sensory Friendly Nights, Children’s Museum of Richmond
- https://www.childrensmuseumofrichmond.org/accessibility-inclusivity/
- Sensory Friendly Nights are designed to provide opportunities for playing and learning for children with disabilities and their families. This accessible and inclusive environment will include adapted materials, reduced noise, lower lighting, and a reduced number of visitors.
- Downtown 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA 23220
Sensory Friendly Mornings,Virginia Museum of History and Culture
- https://virginiahistory.org/visit#accessibility
- 428 N Arthur Ashe Boulevard Richmond, Virginia 23220
Sensory Friendly Fun, Charlottesville Family Magazine
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