Sensory Friendly Days Cook Museum of Natural Science

Sundays, June 11 & July 30 from Noon - 5 pm FREE for Members or with General Admission Children and their families can explore the Cook Museum at their own pace with additional sensory-based activities available in the Exhibits. For this event, the Museum aims to provide a relaxed environment for individuals with autism and other sensory or communication needs. Sounds will be lowered, crowds will be limited, and a designated quiet room will be available.
Sundays, June 11 & July 30 from Noon - 5 pmFREE for Members or with General Admission Children and their families can explore the Cook Museum at their own pace with additional sensory-based activities available in the Exhibits. For this event, the Museum aims to provide a relaxed environment for individuals with autism and other sensory or communication needs. Sounds will be lowered, crowds will be limited, and a designated quiet room will be available. To prepare for your visit, a CMNS Social Story Guide and a CMNS Visual Vocabulary are available online.

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