Dynamic Earth’s Relaxed Opening Hours aim to provide a calm and inclusive environment for visitors; designed for those who would benefit from a more relaxed visit, but open to everyone. These sessions prioritise sensory comfort without compromising on the overall Dynamic Earth experience. We are looking forward to our next Relaxed Opening Hours Day on Sunday 1st March 2026. We want …
Relaxed Day @ Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh
Dynamic Earth’s Relaxed Opening Hours aim to provide a calm and inclusive environment for visitors; designed for those who would benefit from a more relaxed visit, but open to everyone. These sessions prioritise sensory comfort without compromising on the overall Dynamic Earth experience. We are looking forward to our next Relaxed Opening Hours Day on Friday 30th January 2026. We want …
Relaxed Stir Up Sunday @ Gunnersbury Park Museum, London
A Relaxed, sensory festive visit to the Historic Kitchens For anyone with additional needs or disabilities of any age and their families/friends. Join our experienced staff and volunteers for a special visit to the Historic Kitchen, decorated in Holly and Ivy. Discover the difference between how we prepared our festive food in Victorian times, and the present day. There will …
Seacole Sessions Family Activity:Creepy Crawlies & Collections Conservation @ Museum of the Order of St John, London
Discover how insects and other things can affect the condition of our collection and make your own bug with storytelling by Olivia Armstrong. Seacole Sessions are sensory friendly events for families. They are designed to support autistic and neurodiverse families and are suitable for people who would benefit from visiting the museum when it is less crowded and noisy. Spaces …
Jake’s Volunteering – with a tiny bit of support from Autism in Museums, Feb 2020
Volunteering at ‘Ludlow Museum and Resource Centre’ by Jake. In July 2018 I began working as a volunteer at Ludlow Museum and Resource Centre, cataloguing hundreds of finds onto a database called the Portable Antiquities Scheme. This taught me vital lessons in presentation, using photoshop and allowed me to develop my vocabulary when describing archaeological finds. This experience saw me …