Access

Sensory Sunday

At the Gallery
First Sunday of every month, 3.30pm
Wheelchair Accessible
Event Schedule

A monthly program for neurodiverse teens and young adults, along with their families and care partners.

This program occurs during opening hours, and participation is supported with a Social Story, Sensory Map of the exhibition space and modification of noise and light levels.

This is an inclusive and creative opportunity for neurodiverse young people, including those on the autism spectrum or who experience social anxiety, to spend time engaging in relaxed conversational tours, and participating in art making.

Noise cancelling headphones are available. All materials provided.

Please contact access@nga.gov.au or +61 2 6240 6632 if you require further information or assistance.

You might find our Getting Here page useful.

Bookings essential.

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