Free · registration requiredFamily Events · Saturday, November 14, 2026
Sensory Friendly Morning
About
For this morning session MOHAI closes to the general public and dims gallery lights and sounds so adults and families who benefit from a calmer setting can explore at their own pace; registrants get a sensory map and visit details by email in advance. Saturday, November 14, 9–11 am at the Museum of History & Industry, 860 Terry Ave N, by the Lake Union Park stop of the South Lake Union Streetcar. Free with advance registration, and spots are limited.
Good to know
Date & timeSaturday, November 14, 20269:00 AM
WhereMuseum of History & Industry860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109Museum of History & Industry, Seattle
PriceFree · registration required
CheckedBy a person against the venue's own listing, Oct 24, 2026How we verify
SATURDAYNov 14
Time9 AM–11 AM
WhereMuseum of History & Industry860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 · South Lake Union Streetcar (Lake Union Park)
PriceFree · registration requiredas printed
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Questions people ask
When is Sensory Friendly Morning?＋
Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 9:00 AM, until 11:00 AM.
Where is it held?＋
At Museum of History & Industry, 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109. South Lake Union Streetcar (Lake Union Park).
How much does it cost?＋
It is free (Free · registration required). Free events often fill up, so register if the listing asks you to.
How do I book a spot?＋
Through the organizer's own page, linked from the booking button on this page. We do not sell tickets or take a cut; we list what the venue publishes and send you to it.
What else is on at Museum of History & Industry?＋
7 other listings on our calendar, including First Thursday (Nov 5), Living Voices: Native Vision (Nov 5) and Unrecognized Duwamish Film Screening (Nov 12). The venue page lists them all.
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