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SUMMARY:Relaxed event - Hawaiʻi: a kingdom crossing oceans @ British Museum\, London
DESCRIPTION:This event welcomes people with disabilities\, neurodivergent individuals and anyone with sensory needs seeking a calmer environment in which to view Hawaiʻi: a kingdom crossing oceans.\nThe exhibition is a dazzling celebration of the artistry and history of Hawaiʻi. It brings together remarkable objects – from feathered cloaks worn by chiefs and finely carved deities\, to powerful shark-toothed weapons and bold contemporary works by Kānaka ʻŌiwi (Native Hawaiian) artists. \nIn 1824\, the young King Liholiho and Queen Kamāmalu travelled across vast oceans on a journey that would mark a turning point in the history of their kingdom\, Hawaiʻi. The exhibition commemorates over 200 years since this ill-fated royal visit and sheds light on Hawaiʻi’s history and culture through an exploration of the complex and enduring relationship between the Hawaiian and British nations. \nThis event is part of the public programme supporting the exhibition Hawaiʻi: a kingdom crossing oceans (open until 25 May 2026). \nBooking information\n\nBook now(Opens in new window) to reserve your place.\nPlease meet at the Montague Place entrance at 6pm. View the Museum map(Opens in new window) for more information.\nAssistance dogs are very welcome in the Museum.\nIf you have any access requirements or need assistance booking this event please email access@britishmuseum.org or phone +44 (0)20 7323 8971.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-event-hawai%ca%bbi-a-kingdom-crossing-oceans-british-museum-london/
LOCATION:British Museum\, London\, WC1B 3DG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Dream\, Mix\, Make | Relaxed morning for children (Autism and learning disability friendly) @ Modern One\, Scotland
DESCRIPTION:Modern One \nTuesday 7 April 2026\, 10.30–12noon \nFree \nBooking essential \nBook tickets \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis relaxed\, welcoming drop-in workshop invites families to explore art together in a calm and supportive space\, where the ordinary can become extraordinary. \nThrough playful mark-making\, collage\, storytelling and hands-on creative exploration\, families can build their own dreamlike worlds\, filled with curious creatures\, surprising combinations and wonderful changes in scale. \nActivities are open-ended and adaptable\, with flexible pacing and gentle guidance from friendly facilitators. You can take part in your own way\, at your own speed. \nDesigned especially to be inclusive and accessible for autistic children\, young people and those with learning disabilities – and enjoyable for siblings\, parents and carers too. \nAll ages welcome.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/dream-mix-make-relaxed-morning-for-children-autism-and-learning-disability-friendly-modern-one-scotland/
LOCATION:Modern (Modern One)\, Belford Terrace\, Edinburgh\, Edinburgh\, EH4 3DR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Scotland
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Opening Hours: Seurat and the Sea @ The Courtauld\, London
DESCRIPTION:13 February – 17 May 2026\nDenise Coates Exhibition Galleries\, Floor 3 \n★★★★★ “Tremendous” – The Guardian\n“The magic of Seurat’s seascapes” – The Times\n“Unmissable” – Time Out \nThe Courtauld presents the first ever exhibition dedicated to the seascapes of the French artist Georges Seurat (1859–1891). This major\, focused display is the first devoted to Seurat in the UK in almost 30 years. It charts the evolution of his radical and distinctive style through the recurring motif of the sea. \nThe Courtauld holds the largest collection of works by Seurat in the UK. The artist is best known as the creator of the Neo-Impressionist technique\, in which shapes and light are rendered by juxtaposing small dots of pure colour. Due to his early death at the age of 31\, Seurat has a very small pool of works and exhibitions devoted to him are rare. \nThe Griffin Catalyst Exhibition: Seurat and the Sea brings together 26 paintings\, oil sketches and drawings made by Seurat during the five summers he spent on the northern coast of France\, between 1885 and 1890. Working in port towns along the English Channel\, including Honfleur\, Port-en-Bessin and Gravelines\, Seurat captured their seascapes\, regattas and port activity in his distinctive Neo-Impressionist technique. He sought\, in his words\, ‘to wash his eyes of the days spent in the studio [in Paris] and to translate in the most faithful manner the bright clarity\, in all its nuances’. \nThese works are an important counterpoint to his Parisian works\, which are better known and more widely studied. This exhibition will therefore provide a unique opportunity to reassess an important but often overlooked aspect of Seurat’s career. \nDue to unprecedented demand\, the Courtauld has extended its opening hours on every Friday evening until 8pm throughout the run\, to ensure visitors do not miss out. \nTickets for 13 April – 17 May and late openings are on sale to Courtauld Members from Friday 13 February\, 10:00\, and to the public on Monday 16 February\, 10:00. Sign up to our newsletter to hear about further ticket announcements. \n\n\n\nBook now\n\nBecome a Member today for exclusive Members’ events\, priority booking and more. \n\n\n13 Feb – 17 May 2026 \n\n\n10:00 – 18:00 (last entry 17:15) \n\nCourtauld Gallery Somerset House The Denise Coates Exhibition Galleries\n\nTickets for 13 April – 17 May and late openings are now on sale to Courtauld Members\nCourtauld Members go free. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRELAXED OPENING HOURS\n\nWednesday 8 April and Tuesday 5 May 2026 at 10am or 10.15am. \nJoin us for relaxed openings of The Griffin Catalyst Exhibition: Seurat and the Sea.\nOur relaxed openings provide a quieter moment to enjoy the exhibition\, with additional support and facilities from our friendly team. \nThese events are suitable for anyone who prefers to visit the gallery when it is less crowded\, including disabled visitors\, neurodivergent visitors or those with additional sensory needs\, and their families and carers. \nYou can expect:\n– Fewer people in the exhibition\n– Extra staff on hand to answer any questions\n– Multisensory handling resources and ear defenders available\n– Comfortable cushions and mats to sit and enjoy the exhibition \n– Book now 8 April\n– Book now 5 May \nPlease note this is a relaxed event\, which means you are welcome to move around and make noise at any time.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-opening-hours-seurat-and-the-sea-the-courtauld-gallery-london/
LOCATION:The Courtauld\, London\, WC2R 0RN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Day - Wildlife Photographer of the Year 61 @ The Base\, Greenham\, Berkshire
DESCRIPTION:Wildlife Photographer of the Year 61\n\n\n\nShare this show\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDates\nFri 27 Feb – Sun 26 Apr | Open Tue – Sun\, 10am – 5pm \n\n\nVenues:\nThe Base Greenham\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCategories:\nExhibition\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe world’s finest nature images are revealed as Wildlife Photographer of the Year 61 comes to The Base! \n \nThe world-renowned exhibition\, now in its sixty-first year and on loan from the Natural History Museum in London\, features some of the most exceptional nature photography taken today from across the globe. The exhibition shines a light on powerful and fascinating images that capture hidden animal behaviour\, spectacular species and the breathtaking diversity of the natural world. Using photography’s unique emotive power to engage and inspire audiences\, the images share stories and species from around the world\, encouraging a future of advocating for the planet.\n \nDates and Times: Fri 27 Feb – Sun 26 Apr (Open Tue to Sun\, 10am – 5pm*)  \nTickets: £0* Base Pass holder\, Full Price £11.20 (£9.50 concs\, £9 groups of 10+\, £7 under-16s and FREE entry for under-5s)  \nSongs & Stories in the Gallery: Sat 7\, Thu 19 Mar\, Thu 2 & Sat 11 Apr  \n*Gallery Lates: Thu 12 Mar & Thu 2 Apr\, Gallery open until 8pm  \nPoetry Open Mic Night: Thu 19 Mar  \nFamily Day: Sat 21 Mar  \nRelaxed Day: Thu 26 Mar & Thu 9 Apr \nPLEASE NOTE: We recommend booking online in advance of your visit – the exhibition can get busy at times and we can’t always guarantee availability for walk-ups. \n**Concessions Price: Concessionary rate tickets are available to students\, Blue Light Card Holders and Universal Credit claimants. The Blue Light Card concessionary rate is only valid for the card holder’s ticket. The card holder must be in attendance and may be asked to show their card when they arrive at the exhibition. \nContent warning: Visitors may find some images distressing due to images of animal cruelty and animal death. If you prefer not to view this content\, please steer clear of the ‘Photojournalism’ and ‘Photojournalist Story Award’ sections. \n\n\nhide\n\n\n\n\n\nEnter PROMO CODE here. Use voucher codes at the payment stage.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-day-wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-61-the-base-greenham-berkshire-2/
LOCATION:The Base\, Greenham\, Greenham\, RG19 6HN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:South East
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SUMMARY:Autism-friendly early opening @ Wembley Library\, London
DESCRIPTION:About this event\nEnjoy an early opening of Wembley Library for a limited number of children aged 3-15 years with their siblings\, parents and carers. \n  \n\n\n\nJoin us for a relaxed morning at Wembley Library\, specially designed for our friends with autism! \n\n\n\n\nAutism-Friendly morning at Wembley Library! \nCome and join us for a special Autism-Friendly morning at Wembley Library for children aged 3-15 years with their siblings\, parents and carers. \nWe’re creating a welcoming and inclusive space for individuals with autism to enjoy the building. Our staff are trained to provide a supportive environment. Whether you want to read\, relax\, or explore\, we’re here to make your visit enjoyable. Join us for a morning tailored just for you! \nThis is an autism-friendly hour with quieter space where you can take part in a craft activity inspired by Romanian Easter egg designs – come and make your own 2D collage to take home. \nYou can also borrow books and explore the library. Please book a ticket for each person coming in your group\, such as each of the brothers\, sisters and parents/carers. \nThere are accessible toilets in the Civic Centre on the Ground and First Floors. \nAll visitors to this special early opening will receive a visual story in advance to provide an idea of what to expect during the event. Please add the email address museum.archives@brent.gov.uk to your contacts to avoid the visual story email going to your junk folder by accident. \nIf you already have a library card you can use the computers from 9am. \nIf you book to come for the early opening you can join the library from 9.30am and use the computers from then. \nThe Children’s Library and the main library displays are open to the general public from 10.30am. \nDrop in \nFree \nAge range: 3 – 15 years \nIf you have any questions about this event\, please contact Jana Cameron\, Learning Officer at Brent Museum and Archives on 020 8937 3603 or 07909 007 182 or at jana.cameron@brent.gov.uk \n\n\n\nRead less
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/autism-friendly-early-opening-wembley-library-london/
LOCATION:Wembley Library\, London\, HA9 8TS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Opening @ Tower Bridge\, London
DESCRIPTION:Relaxed Opening\n\n\n\nA designated period for neurodivergent individuals to explore Tower Bridge in the way that best suits them. \n\n\n\nBook now\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJump to section: \n\n\nKey information\nAbout\nWhat to expect\nBooking information\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKey information\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nSaturday 11 April 2026 \n\n\n\n\nTime\n09:30 to 11:30 \n\n\n\n\nPrice\n\n\nIncluded in your entry ticket \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLocation\nThroughout the attraction \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout\n\n\n\nExpand\n\n\nRelaxed Opening is a dedicated\, low-capacity session created specifically with neurodivergent visitors in mind. Held on the second Saturday of each month\, Relaxed Opening offers visitors a calm\, stress-reduced environment to explore Tower Bridge at their own pace – aiming to create a more comfortable environment to make everyone feel at ease. \nWho is Relaxed Opening for?\nRelaxed Opening is a designated time for neurodivergent individuals\, along with their families\, friends and carers. Visitors are welcome to move\, express themselves\, and engage with the space in the way that suits them best. \nWhat happens during Relaxed Opening?\n\nFurther reduced visitor numbers inside the attraction with no guided tours or group bookings\nHand dryers switched off. Disposable hand towels provided\nReduced volume of soundscapes and video\nVisitors are encouraged to explore Tower Bridge in the way that they feel most comfortable.\n\nWe also: \n\nTrain our team regularly with 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\nWhat is the difference between Relaxed Opening and Quieter Time?\nQuieter Time is for anyone seeking a more tranquil experience at Tower Bridge\, while Relaxed Opening is specifically designed for neurodivergent individuals and invite them to be themselves to enjoy Tower Bridge in a way that suits them best. \n\nDiscover more about Quieter Time\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\nPlan your visit \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\nAccess and accessibility\nWe are committed to creating a welcoming experience for everyone. Step-free access are available in the Towers\, Walkways and to the Engine Rooms. We also have two quiet spaces for those in need. View our access support and facilities available. \n\nAccess and accessibility\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBooking information\n\n\n\n\nPre-booking is recommended\n\nRelaxed Opening takes place on the second Saturday of the month. The attraction will open to the general public after Relaxed Opening but you are welcome to stay for as long as you like. \n\nBook now
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/relaxed-opening-tower-bridge-london-3/
LOCATION:Tower Bridge\, SE1 2UP
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:SEND-friendly hour London Transport Museum Depot @ Museum Depot - Acton
DESCRIPTION:Join us at our first Museum Depot open days of the year to discover how transport icons have shaped London and its identity over the last 200 years.\n2026 is a year of milestones: marking 120 years of the Bakerloo line and 70 years since the celebrated red Routemaster bus hit the capital’s streets. \nThe Museum Depot is a treasure trove of transport history\, usually closed to the public. Spend the day exploring our storehouse and discover the stories behind these milestone moments. \nWhat’s happening\n\nHands-on fun: get creative with drop-in activities designed for all ages\nHistoric vehicles: see iconic trains like the 1927 standard stock and 1938 stock or unique buses such as the Routemaster RM1 and RM2\nInteractive demos: watch live demonstrations of rare signalling equipment\nUnique art: explore our one-of-a-kind art and poster collection\nSEND-friendly hours: designed for visitors with additional needs\, including visitors with special educational needs and disabled visitors\n\nDon’t miss your chance to celebrate icons of London’s past in one of the UK’s only museum stores that opens to the public. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTickets\nAdult: £19 / £18 concession / £15.50 local resident\nChild 4-17 years of age: £10 / £8 local resident\nChildren under 3 years of age: Free \nSEND-friendly hour\nSaturday\, 11 April – 10:00 – 11:00\nThese sessions are especially for our visitors with additional needs\, including visitors with special educational needs and disabled visitors. \nAnnual Pass Plus holders\nAnnual Pass Plus holders can book free entry for you and two children to all our Depot Open Days. Login to your account to book Pass Plus free tickets.
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/send-friendly-hour-london-transport-museum-depot-museum-depot-acton/
LOCATION:Acton Depot – London Transport Museum\, London\, W3 9BQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:London
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SUMMARY:Neurodivergence through Art @ Wellcome Collection\, London
DESCRIPTION:Neurodivergence through Art\n\n\nSaturday 11 April 2026\, 14:00 – 15:00\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFree\n\n\nDiscussion\n\n\nBritish Sign Language interpreted\n\n\nSpeech-to-text\n\n\nRelaxed\n\n\nWheelchair accessible\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nshow credit information for image ‘Discussion in the Reading Room’\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat you’ll do\nJoin educator and facilitator F. Zeeshan Choudhury in conversation with artist and activist Nicola Field and Grrrl Zine Fair founder and artist Lu Williams to explore the role of art in shaping\, revealing and validating neurodivergent experiences. \nArt can express sensory and emotional experiences that clinical language often cannot\, and for many neurodivergent people\, creative practice can surface sidelined truths and open space for new kinds of understanding. \nThis conversation may touch on topics of ableism\, systemic bias and trauma. \nThere will be an opportunity for audience participation. You can choose to listen\, ask questions or share your thoughts – whatever feels right for you. \nIf you want a break from the activities\, you can head to our Chill-Out Room to lie down or relax. There will be low lighting\, comfortable seating\, cushions\, mats\, ear defenders\, earplugs and sensory toys. \nOnce the event ends\, you’re welcome to stay and chat with the team about how we choose what goes into our collection and how neurodivergent experiences appear within it. You’ll also have the chance to make something from a table of mixed materials that responds to the ideas you’ve heard. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDates\n\nSaturday 11 April 2026\, 14:00 – 15:00
URL:https://autisminmuseums.com/event/neurodivergence-through-art-wellcome-collection-london/
LOCATION:Wellcome Collection\, London\, NW1 2BE
CATEGORIES:London
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