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Low Sensory Sessions - Melbourne Museum
On the first Saturday of every month, Melbourne Museum offers low sensory sessions for visitors who experience sensory sensitivity.
Visitors will have the opportunity to experience quieter galleries with fewer people and reduced sensory stimuli.
Low sensory inclusions:
- Sound and light level reduction in all galleries included with museum entry
- A quieter time of operation
- Sensory maps available on arrival to plan your low sensory visit
- Visual stories to help plan your visit
Please note: We have not made adjustments to surcharged experiences such as temporary exhibitions, shows or programs. While 3 to 5pm on Saturday is traditionally a quiet period, Melbourne Museum is popular and there may still be crowds in our gallery spaces.
Sensory bags
If you have sensory sensitivities or are feeling overwhelmed during your visit, you can borrow a free sensory bag. The bags contain:
- Noise reduction earmuffs
- Fidget tools
- A communication card
Sensory bags can be borrowed from the admissions desk located in the entrance foyer and returned to the same location at the end of your visit.
Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program
Museums Victoria is a proud Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program partner to support and raise awareness of those living with a hidden disability. The training of Museums Victoria staff, both public facing and back of house, ensures that our staff are able to offer respectful and discreet help to those who need it. By wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard or wristband, visitors can communicate their requirement for support in a way that is recognised and respected by staff.
https://museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/whats-on/low-sensory-sessions/
Croydon Hills Primary School Kindergarten
Works are underway for the new on-site Kinder due to open in 2026. Scan the QR below to start your application process.
