Somewhere in the city, there is a tent. Inside this tent, there is an entire forest. And inside every tree trunk, and under every rock, there is a story. Trusty Sidekick Theater Company invites you to gather around the campfire. Together we’ll gaze through our...
Somewhere in the city, there is a tent. Inside this tent, there is an entire forest. And inside every tree trunk, and under every rock, there is a story. Trusty Sidekick Theater Company invites you to gather around the campfire. Together we’ll gaze through our...
Come explore the Queens Museum! Register for free Saturday sessions to learn about exploring the various types of exhibitions at the Queens Museum. Groups will include up to 6 families affected by autism. Feel free to include parents, grandparents, and siblings–the only requirement is that all...
Ages 5 – 17: 10:30 am – 12:30 pm Ages 18 and over: 2 – 4 pm Visitors with learning or developmental disabilities and their families are invited to join us to explore the exhibition The Arcades: Contemporary Art and Walter Benjamin. Each program includes multisensory gallery...
A popular tradition from the Colonial period, pomanders are dried oranges studded with cloves. Make your own pomander to take home! This program is FREE with museum admission. Advanced registration is encouraged. Call 212-923-8008 or email education@morrisjumel.org to RSVP....
A fall autism-friendly experience for the whole family! See what autumn harvest was like before electricity! Freshly ground corn is made into pancakes cooked on the griddle at the colonial farmhouse. The 1890s store is full of vegetables harvested by farmers, and all the things farmers...
Come in from the Cold to the Lefferts Historic House to learn how the family would spend the cold winter months making and playing with toys and games While you're here make a classic cup and ball toy to take home. Registration is required, RSVP...
Come in from the cold to the Lefferts Historic House to view our annual quilt show, and create your own colorful paper quilt to take home or add it to our community patchwork. Registration is required, RSVP today. Join the Prospect Park Alliance and the Historic House...
Visitors will participate in an orientation session using tactile models of our historic tenement as well as architectural features before going on a tour that will include touch objects, braille materials, and verbal description. The tour will be an hour and a half long, followed...
A Deaf educator will lead the tour, with no spoken English translation. The tour is an hour and a half long, followed by a reception featuring local Lower East Side foods. TICKETS ARE FREE All are welcome, but space is limited, so reservations are required. Tickets are made...