Visit the Museum on Thursday between 1pm - 4:30pm for a Sensory Friendly Session!
The 24th Biennale of Sydney is headed to White Bay Power Station! The Biennale of Sydney is delighted to be the inaugural world-class experience at this iconic site with free admission for all, and are thrilled to contribute to the evolving cityscape with Ten Thousand Suns. READ OUR REVIEW HERE.
Enjoy a modified environment to suit people on the autism spectrum and with a range of differing abilities
Visit the Museum in a reduced sensory, relaxed and supportive atmosphere.
What do you imagine the future to be?
Inspired by the 24th Biennale of Sydney, this drop-in experience invites families of all ages to create science-fiction objects and forms of travel from the distant future.
For a quieter experience, visit during our sensory-friendly session for children aged 5–12 years on Thursday 18 April, 10am–12pm. This session will have capped visitors, a dedicated quiet space, adjusted sound and lighting, and will be facilitated by staff trained in hidden disability.
Materials and instructions are provided. Suitable for all ages. Children should be supervised by an adult.
Join us for a tactile and sensory workshop where kids will discover what life was like at Elizabeth Farm 200 years ago.
Dress up and visit the Australian Museum after hours in a controlled sensory, relaxed and supportive atmosphere.
Enjoy a modified environment to suit people on the autism spectrum and with a range of differing abilities.
Join us for a sensory-friendly Art After Hours on Wednesday 6 March 2024 at the Art Gallery of New South Wales' North Building.
Providing dedicated support, adaptations and programs for people with hidden disabilities at the MCA.
Enjoy a modified environment to suit people on the autism spectrum and with a range of differing abilities.
Join us on Saturday 10 February 2024 for a sensory-friendly, early-entry visit to see Louise Bourgeois: Has the Day Invaded the Night or Has the Night Invaded the Day? at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
Spend a morning with MCA Artist Educators and other families experiencing artworks chosen for participants with sensory needs, followed by a hands-on artmaking workshop.
