Join the National Constitution Center for its Sensory-Friendly Days, an accessible learning experience for people of all abilities and their families. Visitors with sensory-processing challenges can experience the museum in a secure and comfortable environment that includes modified programming and emotionally safe spaces with sensory objects, comfortable seating, and cool blue lighting.
Upcoming Sensory-Friendly Days:
- January 12, 2025
- February 9, 2025
- March 9, 2025
- April 13, 2025
- July 20, 2025
- August 17, 2025
- October 12, 2025
The National Constitution Center is a proud partner of Art-Reach, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that creates connections between the disability community and the cultural arts. Art-Reach has provided inclusion and accessibility trainings to museum staff, collaborated on programming, and consulted on environmental adjustments serve our community. The NCC is also a proud participant of Art-Reach’s ACCESS Admission Program, a community initiative developed to make arts and cultural spaces more accessible and affordable by providing $2 admission to over 80 cultural sites throughout Greater Philadelphia and Delaware for individuals receiving public assistance for food or medical benefits.
Sarah Stevenson Price was born and raised in Southern California, where she earned an associate degree in dance at Moorpark College and a bachelor's degree in dance from UC Irvine. She was a professional dancer in New York City for 11 years. She takes pride in teaching encouraging, inclusive, and confidence-building classes and is passionate about sharing the gift of dance with her students in Philadelphia.
Rebecca Wolin trains in both commercial and concert dance styles. She is enrolled in Drexel University’s BS/MS program for dance movement therapy, with minors in somatics and psychology. As an aspiring dance/movement therapist, she works in Philadelphia schools with the Drexel Dance Ensemble and is an intern with Philadelphia Ballet’s Community Education and Public Programs Department.
