Sensory-Friendly Day Featuring Music With Miss Margaret
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Join the National Constitution Center for its Sensory-Friendly Days, an accessible learning experience for people of all abilities and their families. Visitors with sensory-processing challenges can experience the museum in a secure and comfortable environment that includes modified programming and emotionally safe spaces with sensory objects, comfortable seating, and cool blue lighting.
SPECIAL GUEST:
Music With Miss Margaret
January 24 | 1 p.m.
Drawing inspiration from folk music, timeless classics, and musical traditions from around the world, Miss Margaret creates joyful, interactive experiences that invite children to sing, dance, explore instruments, and make music together. With a playful, child-centered approach, experience music, movement, creativity, and connection at the Center.
Admission to the Center is free from 9-10 a.m. during Sensory-Friendly Days.
The National Constitution Center is a proud partner of Art-Reach, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that creates connections between the disability community and the cultural arts. Art-Reach has provided inclusion and accessibility trainings to museum staff, collaborated on programming, and consulted on environmental adjustments serve our community. The NCC is also a proud participant of Art-Reach’s ACCESS Admission Program, a community initiative developed to make arts and cultural spaces more accessible and affordable by providing $2 admission to over 80 cultural sites throughout Greater Philadelphia and Delaware for individuals receiving public assistance for food or medical benefits.
SPECIAL GUEST:
Music With Miss Margaret
January 24 | 1 p.m.
Drawing inspiration from folk music, timeless classics, and musical traditions from around the world, Miss Margaret creates joyful, interactive experiences that invite children to sing, dance, explore instruments, and make music together. With a playful, child-centered approach, experience music, movement, creativity, and connection at the Center.
Admission to the Center is free from 9-10 a.m. during Sensory-Friendly Days.
The National Constitution Center is a proud partner of Art-Reach, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that creates connections between the disability community and the cultural arts. Art-Reach has provided inclusion and accessibility trainings to museum staff, collaborated on programming, and consulted on environmental adjustments serve our community. The NCC is also a proud participant of Art-Reach’s ACCESS Admission Program, a community initiative developed to make arts and cultural spaces more accessible and affordable by providing $2 admission to over 80 cultural sites throughout Greater Philadelphia and Delaware for individuals receiving public assistance for food or medical benefits.
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Independence Mall, 525 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 19106
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