The Columbus Museum
Art/history museumOne of the largest general museums in Georgia (American art and regional history), with free admission; call ahead about sensory accommodations.
Visit siteFinding outings that work for a sensory-sensitive child makes family life easier. Columbus, Georgia has engaging local museums and adaptive programs, and certified sensory-inclusive venues are within day-trip range.
This page covers autism-friendly things to do in and around Columbus, and what to check before you go.
Coca-Cola Space Science Center
Science center/planetariumColumbus State University's science center with a planetarium, observatory, and interactive STEM exhibits.
Visit siteACEing Autism – Columbus GA
Adaptive sports programAdaptive tennis program for autistic youth (roughly ages 5–18), run with Columbus State University education students.
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