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MuseumSensory-Friendly Family Time on the 2nd Sunday mornings with dimmed lighting.
Visit siteFinding an outing you can take your autistic child on without bracing for the lights, the noise, or the crowd can feel like a project in itself. The good news: Tulsa has a solid set of autism-friendly options, several of them clustered at the Gathering Place.
This is a working guide to autism- and sensory-friendly things to do in and around Tulsa. Programs change and schedules shift, so always confirm directly with the venue before you go. If you know of a resource we have missed, please tell us.
Sensory-Friendly Family Time on the 2nd Sunday mornings with dimmed lighting.
Visit siteThe Ramble Sensory Garden, a sensory mirror maze, and the Tiny Tulsa program.
Visit siteSensory bags and a quiet Family Den for families with sensory needs.
Visit siteSensory Friendly Play on the 1st Sunday of the month.
Visit siteAdaptive fitness for children and teens with disabilities.
Visit siteBuild A Reader: Sensory - an inclusive storytime running since 2012.
Visit siteLights up, sound down on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays.
Visit siteAdaptive baseball for players with physical or intellectual challenges, at Hilti Park.
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