Sensory-Friendly Sunday
Join the Norton Museum of Art for a morning of fun! Enjoy art, music, games, crafts, and a quiet space.
Sensory–Friendly Sundays are designed for children, teens, and young adults with disabilities, ASD, neurodiversity, and anyone with sensory processing differences.
The Museum will be open from 10 – 11 am, exclusively for those with sensory needs and their families, providing a calm, supportive environment for free. Visitors are welcome to stay and continue activities once the Museum opens to the public at 11 am.
Space is limited; online registration required and opens one month in advance.
This is a FREE program.
Sensory-Friendly Sunday
Sunday, November 15, 10 AM – 1 PM
Event Schedule:
10–11 AM | Quiet Hour
Explore the Museum during a dedicated sensory-friendly hour and enjoy an interactive I Spy gallery experience.
10 AM–1 PM | Drop-In Activities
Available throughout the event:
Sensory-friendly stuffy art-making activities
Silent disco
Outdoor games
Quiet room with sensory toys and calming lights
Museum-wide I Spy activities
11 AM & 12 PM | Interactive Drum Circle
Join Buckley Griffis of The Rhythm Weavers for an engaging drum circle experience.
Support for this program was provided by the Elise M. Besthoff Charitable Foundation and David and Jennifer Feldman.