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Pop-up sensory room for families who might find a visit to the museum overwhelming. The room has dark tents, light-up toys, squishy floor tiles, dens and a bubble tube. This event is for families with SEND, neurodiversity, autism and/or anxiety. Extend your visit with our free spot-the-hedgehogs trail around the museum.
Tickets are free. Booking essential via our website.
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