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SUMMARY:Relaxed Exhibition Viewing : Wildlife Photographer of the Year @ Natural History Museum\, London
DESCRIPTION:Wildlife Photographer of the Year Relaxed Exhibition Viewing\nOur relaxed viewings allow our disabled and neurodiverse visitors to see the newest edition of our Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition away from the daytime crowds. \nBook your tickets\nUntil 12 July 2026 \nFrom £15.50 \nMembers: free \nEast Pavillion Gallery \nExhibitions\nPeople and planet\nArt and science\nRelaxed visit\nAudio-described\nExperience the exhibition’s breathtaking photography in a quieter setting at one of our relaxed viewings\, designed specifically for our neurodiverse and disabled visitors. \nWith a reduced capacity\, careful lighting and low-noise levels\, these viewings allow you to explore the natural world in all its beauty and fragility through the work of the world’s best wildlife photographers. From the peaks of the high mountains to the deep polar seas\, meet the incredible creatures that call these places home in this year’s selection of stunning images. \nCome face to face with species at risk of extinction as well as those we’ve brought back from the brink. Plus\, see first-hand how our activities – good and bad – are shaping the natural world on which we all depend.  \nStep into a world of wonder\, where every image tells a powerful story. Book your visit today and see our planet through a different lens.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-exhibition-viewing-wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-natural-history-museum-london-3/
LOCATION:Natural History Museum\, London\, SW7 5BD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Exhibition Viewing : Wildlife Photographer of the Year @ Natural History Museum\, London
DESCRIPTION:Wildlife Photographer of the Year Relaxed Exhibition Viewing\nOur relaxed viewings allow our disabled and neurodiverse visitors to see the newest edition of our Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition away from the daytime crowds. \nBook your tickets\nUntil 12 July 2026 \nFrom £15.50 \nMembers: free \nEast Pavillion Gallery \nExhibitions\nPeople and planet\nArt and science\nRelaxed visit\nAudio-described\nExperience the exhibition’s breathtaking photography in a quieter setting at one of our relaxed viewings\, designed specifically for our neurodiverse and disabled visitors. \nWith a reduced capacity\, careful lighting and low-noise levels\, these viewings allow you to explore the natural world in all its beauty and fragility through the work of the world’s best wildlife photographers. From the peaks of the high mountains to the deep polar seas\, meet the incredible creatures that call these places home in this year’s selection of stunning images. \nCome face to face with species at risk of extinction as well as those we’ve brought back from the brink. Plus\, see first-hand how our activities – good and bad – are shaping the natural world on which we all depend.  \nStep into a world of wonder\, where every image tells a powerful story. Book your visit today and see our planet through a different lens.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-exhibition-viewing-wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-natural-history-museum-london-4/
LOCATION:Natural History Museum\, London\, SW7 5BD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Quieter Time @ Tower Bridge\, London
DESCRIPTION:We know that visiting a busy attraction can be challenging for people who experience the world differently. That’s why we offer Quieter Time: a specially-designated period\, designed to create a more inclusive and comfortable environment for all. \nWhat happens during Quieter Time?\n\nLimited visitor numbers inside the attraction\nHand dryers switched off. Disposable hand towels provided\nReduced volume of soundscapes and video\n\nWe also: \n\nTrain our staff with regular access awareness training\nProvide a visual story to help you plan ahead\nProvide access tool kits that contain sensory items and can help assist visitors who may benefit from distraction\, play and sensory management when feeling overwhelmed by the environment. All visitors are welcome to request items from the kits from our team.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWho is Quieter Time for\n\n\n\nQuieter Time is for anyone seeking a more tranquil experience at Tower Bridge\, along with their families\, friends\, and carers. \nIt may be of particular benefit to: \n\nNeurodivergent individuals\nAnyone with dementia\nBlindness or visually impaired individuals\nDeafness or hearing-impaired individuals\n\nWhether you’re visiting with others or on your own\, Quieter Time helps you explore inside Tower Bridge in a way that suits you best. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat to expect\n\n\n\nThe Ticket Office and entrance is located on the west side of the North Tower. We suggest arriving at the exact time of your timed entry. \nPlease know that our queue is outside on the Bridge which is a working Bridge and there are a lot of noise and external inputs from the road and pedestrians. Our team will do their best to ensure your entry to the attraction is as smooth as possible. \n\nGetting here \n\n  \nVisual Story\nThis is a visual guide through Tower Bridge. It can be used by any visitor including those with additional needs\, who may wish to plan their visit in more detail prior to arrival. \n\nVisual story of Tower Bridge \n\n  \nAccess and accessibility\nWe are committed to creating a welcoming experience for everyone. View our access support and facilities available.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/quieter-time-tower-bridge-london-7/
LOCATION:Tower Bridge\, SE1 2UP
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Opening: Wes Anderson: The Archives @ Design Museum\, London
DESCRIPTION:Wes Anderson: The Archives Relaxed Opening\n\nWednesday\, 21 January 2026\, 10:00 – 12:00\nThis landmark retrospective exhibition will chart the evolution of Wes Anderson’s films from early experiments in the 1990s to recent productions as well as collaborations with key long-standing creative partners. Explore the design stories behind award-winning and iconic films such as ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’\, ‘The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar’\, ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’\, ‘Isle of Dogs’\, and more. \nOpen from November 2025. \nLocation: Ground Floor \n\nVisit the exhibition webpage for further information about Wes Anderson: The Archives\nBook your tickets here\n\nThe Relaxed Opening allows you to visit our exhibitions with fewer people in the gallery\, a more relaxed attitude towards noise and movement\, and additional support. \nSpecial adjustments will include: \n\nFewer tickets are available per time slot\, so the galleries will be less busy than usual\nA small Chill Room will be available on Level -1\, near the gallery entrance and exit\nA selection of tactile materials from the exhibition will be available to touch during the relaxed opening\nYou can download a Sensory Map and a Large Print Guide for each exhibition space from our Access Information webpage\, and also on this page (please scroll down to find out more)\nA print copy of the Sensory Maps and Large Print Guides will be available onsite during the Relaxed opening. Please ask a member of staff for assistance\n\nPlease note: \n\nYou must purchase a ticket to each exhibition\nThe museum’s cafés\, shops\, and other displays are also open to the public from 10:00am\nA video description of the entrance journey to the museum will be added to this page soon\nYou can use the museum’s free Wi-Fi during your visit by setting up a free account\nThe recommended time to see the exhibitions is approximately one hour for each gallery space\, but this really varies from visitor to visitor\n\n\nHow to book your ticket:\n\nPre-booking online is required as spaces are limited\nTicket sales are limited to 50% capacity\, so we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment\nTickets are non-refundable. If you cannot make it to the event\, please contact the team via the email bookings@designmuseum.org as soon as possible\, and we will get in touch to exchange your ticket for another time.\nAfter your booking\, you will receive an automated email to confirm your purchase. And\, 4 days before the event date\, you will receive an email with further information to help you prepare for your visit\nSuitable Age: 12 +. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible\, ticket-holding adult\n\nScroll down for more information and booking links.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-opening-wes-anderson-the-archives-design-museum-london/
LOCATION:Design Museum\, London\, Greater London\, W8 6AG\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Session: Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies @ Somerset House\, London
DESCRIPTION:Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies Relaxed-Sessions\nWe are hosting a Relaxed Sessions for anyone who would like to explore Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies in a calm and comfortable environment\, including people with autism and other neurodiverse needs\, as well as their siblings\, families and carers. \nThese will be held on Friday 28 November 2025 and Friday 23 January 2026 at 9.30–11am \nWhat’s On\nExhibition\n+4\nShare \nTo ensure that Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies is as welcoming and calm as possible\, we: \nLimit the number of visitors in the session\nLower elements of AV in the space\nProvide Access Packs – available at the entrance to the exhibition. These contain: Noise cancelling headphones\, magnifying glass sheets for reading any printed text\, a large print guide and a stress ball\nRun regular disability awareness sessions with our staff\nProvide a safe/calm space to help assist visitors who may be overwhelmed due to the new environment\nThis autumn\, Somerset House proudly presents Infinite Bodies\, a groundbreaking exhibition dedicated to the polymath practice of internationally renowned choreographer and director Sir Wayne McGregor CBE. Marking the culmination of Somerset House’s 25th birthday celebrations\, it will offer a bold exploration of McGregor’s three-decade career. \nThis landmark exhibition explores how McGregor’s investigations into the body\, movement and cutting-edge digital technologies have radically redefined our perception of physical intelligence. A series of multi-sensory choreographic installations\, performances and experiments will take over Somerset House’s Embankment Galleries\, including spectacular new commissions. Extending the experience beyond Somerset House\, a major off-site installation will also be presented at Stone Nest in London’s West End — forming part of a city-wide celebration of Infinite Bodies. \nReflecting the collaborative nature that defines Studio Wayne McGregor’s creative home in East London\, the exhibition features collaborations with world-leading artists\, designers\, musicians\, and technologists\, such as Industrial Light & Magic\, artist group Random International\, Oscar-winning sound designer Nicolas Becker\, renowned music producer LEXX\, and artists Ben Cullen Williams and Jeffrey Shaw. McGregor also continues his creative exchanges with visionary collaborators such as fashion designer Gareth Pugh\, visual artist Theresa Baumgartner\, photographer Indigo Lewin\, and filmmaker Ruth Hogben. \nOn selected dates\, you will be able to witness Company Wayne McGregor\, McGregor’s world-class company of dancers in residence as they activate the artworks and reveal their creative process. \nImage: Wayne McGregor: ON THE OTHER EARTH\, Company Wayne McGregor (Jasiah Marshall) 2025\, Photo credit Ravi Deepres and Luke Unsworth
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-session-wayne-mcgregor-infinite-bodies-somerset-house-london-2/
LOCATION:Somerset House\, London\, WC2R 1LA
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Workshop for Neurodivergence with Studio Wayne McGregor @ Somerset House\, London
DESCRIPTION:Relaxed Workshop for Neurodivergence with Studio Wayne McGregor\nOpen to all movers\, the workshop invites participants to experience Wayne McGregor’s choreographic language in a supportive and inclusive setting. With the freedom to create their own movement\, participants will explore physical thinking\, with and through the body. No prior experience or training is required to participate in this workshop.\nWe have set aside a limited number of subsidised tickets for those who cannot afford our ticket prices. If there’s also anything you require to help\, make this workshop more accessible for you and your family (e.g. BSL interpreter\, visual step by step guide etc.) please let us know by emailing visitor@somersethouse.org.uk or calling +44 (0)333 320 2836.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-workshop-for-neurodivergence-with-studio-wayne-mcgregor-somerset-house-london/
LOCATION:Somerset House\, London\, WC2R 1LA
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:HMS Pinafore ENO Relaxed Performance @ London Coliseum
DESCRIPTION:HMS Pinafore ENO Relaxed Performance \nThursday 29 January at 2pm at the London Coliseum\, WC2N 4ES \n \nRunning time: 2 hours 15 minutes with one interval\nSung in English\, with surtitles projected above the stage. \nAge guidance: 5yrs + (the age guidance for relaxed remains in line with all ENO production and any children under 5 will not be admitted). \n \nUnder 21s go free. Adult/Teacher tickets are £29 \nFind out more about the production or watch the show trailer \n \nWhat are Relaxed Performances? \nAt ENO Relaxed Performances\, we welcome audiences to come as they are\, to relax and respond to the show in their own ways\, which often includes making noise and moving freely. \n\nLight and sound elements are altered and the house lights are on (but low) throughout the performance. Chill out spaces are provided and the show is available to watch live outside of the auditorium. There is an open-door policy\, meaning if you need a break\, you can go in and out of the auditorium as much as you like. \nRelaxed performances provide an inclusive environment. You may choose to attend because of an access requirement\, which might include people with dementia\, learning disabilities\, an autistic spectrum condition\, Tourette’s syndrome\, sensory disorders\, anxiety\, bladder and bowel conditions. \nFor more information take a look at our guide to ENO relaxed performances or watch our ‘What to expect at Relaxed Performances’ video. \n  \nAdditional sensory activities \nOur ENO Engage team will provide sensory and learning pre-show activities\, such as seeing and touching props and trying on costumes from past opera productions. There will also be photo opportunities – you may even see some special appearances from performers in the show. \n  \nSupport Resources \nBefore your visit you’ll receive a visual story and sensory guide of the production\, along with a building visual guide to assist with your visit.  \nExample visual programme \nExample sensory guide \n  \nGet Involved \nBook by phone or email with our Box Office 020 7845 9300 or relaxed@eno.org \nOr for more information email engage@eno.org and we’d be happy to chat further and answer any questions!
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/hms-pinafore-eno-relaxed-performance-london-coliseum/
LOCATION:The English National Opera – London Coliseum\, London\, WC2N 4ES
CATEGORIES:London
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