Audience: Children ages 2-7 years old with an Autism Spectrum Disorder, and their families. By exploring different art mediums, this class focuses on sensory experiences while building motor skills, self-regulated independence and social skills. Families also participate in music, and movement exercises. Free with RSVP....
Audience: Children ages 2-7 years old with physical disabilities, and their families. With the help of Occupational Therapists and Teaching Artists, this Family Class provides multisensory experiences that encourage exploration. Students develop motor and language skills through art-making by layering a variety of exciting tactile materials...
Join the Special Needs cast of DreamStreet for their annual Winter Production: Our Town: A Musical Adaptation! 6:30-7:30 Open Bar, Silent Auction 7:30-9pm Show 9pm-10pm Open Bar, Music, Photos with Cast...
New York City Children’s Theater is excited to offer a sensory-friendly performance of Interstellar Cinderella on Saturday, December 9th at 11am! This performance is designed to create a welcoming environment for all families with children on the autism spectrum and related conditions. To provide a welcoming environment, we have...
Passport to the Arts partners with Jazz at Lincoln Center’s education department for a day filled with music classes for young children. Families are welcome to register one child and up to two adults. We ask that families only register for one session. If your child...
Please see the special needs cast of DreamStreet Theatre Company in their Spring Production of The Wicked and The Wonderful: Scenes and Songs from OZ. These ground-breaking performances will take place at BRIC's Ballroom Theatre at 647 Fulton Street in Brooklyn. All are welcome!...
Rise and shine then come to the Transit Museum for an early opening in collaboration with Extreme Kids and Crew! Children with disabilities and their families can come to the Museum an hour before it opens to the public. Free admission, fun activities about transit...
Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG) invites you to make a special morning visit to the new Discovery Garden with your family before BBG opens to the public. Explore the garden at your own pace and participate in multisensory activities at facilitated stations. Participate in dramatic play ...
Friendly Hours allow families of children with special needs to experience the Children’s Museum at a time when there are fewer visitors. By limiting attendance and reducing sound and lighting levels, a supportive environment is created to allow guests to fully enjoy the Museum’s exhibits. Free...
Morning at the Museum is a Smithsonian program that provides access to a museum for individuals with cognitive and sensory processing disabilities by providing pre-visit materials, early entrance for registered families, gallery scavenger hunt, design activities, and a “Take a Break” space. Saturday, June 10, 9:00–10:30...