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  • 9am–5pm
  • Free general admission

Explore these special events in the lead-up to the day and be part of the Museum's inclusive and diverse community.

Dates

24 November to 1 December 2026

Cost

Costs apply for some activities. Bookings essential for Carly Findlay and Discovery Centre

Two symbols, the symbol on the left is the Auslan symbol. The symbol on the right is the wheelchair accesibility

Enjoy a welcoming Community day in the Garden on Saturday 28 November, with activities and experiences for all ages and abilities.

Hear from Carly Findlay OAM as she shares insights about the book, Growing Up Disabled in Australia, on Tuesday 24 November, or join a quiet hours session on Tuesday 1 December.

Special events

Community day in the Garden

Sat 28 Nov, 10am–2pm

Explore a sensory art trail, nature-inspired craft activities and Zen Music Play Circle workshops.

Free

Sharing Stories: Growing Up Disabled in Australia with Carly Findlay

Tue 24 Nov, 11am–12pm

Book now to meet the respected activist and author.

Costs apply

Discovery Centre

Play free at the Discovery Centre

Sat 28 Nov, 9.15am–4.45pm

For children of all abilities from birth to 6 years.

Bookings essential

Auslan story time

Sat 28 Nov, 10am and 12.15pm

Join us for vibrant signing and expressive storytelling for kids.

Free

Quiet hours

Landmarks quiet hours

Tue 1 Dec, 4–6pm

Discover key moments that help define modern Australia.

Free

Great Southern Land quiet hours

Tue 1 Dec, 4–6pm

Explore the story of the vast Australian continent.

Free

Discovery Centre quiet hours

Tue 1 Dec, 9.15–4.45pm

For children birth to 6 years, their parents and carers.

Free, bookings essential

Logo of International Day of People with Disability.

International Day of People with Disability is 3 December each year, with the Museum celebrating in the lead-up in 2026.

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