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Yale Center for British Art Exploring Artism

Yale Center for British Art

New Haven, Connecticut - New Haven County

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Provider overview

The Yale Center for British Art in New Haven offers Exploring Artism, a free program for children ages 5 to 12 on the autism spectrum and their families, with art exploration and a quiet space with sensory toys.

The Yale Center for British Art is a New Haven art museum offering Exploring Artism, a free autism-friendly program developed with the Yale Child Study Center.

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Ages
Children ages 5 to 12 on the autism spectrum and their families
Season
Sessions on select Saturdays throughout the year
Cost
The program is free, but pre-registration is required; confirm the next session date and how to register.

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Sessions run on select Saturdays and require pre-registration. Families should confirm the next date directly.

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Exploring Artism program for families

Autism-friendly art program, no-fail activities, a quiet sensory space, session dates, and free pre-registration.

Ages
Children ages 5 to 12 on the autism spectrum and their families
Season
Sessions on select Saturdays throughout the year
Schedule
Check the Yale Center for British Art for the next Exploring Artism session date and to pre-register.
Cost
The program is free, but pre-registration is required; confirm the next session date and how to register.
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The Yale Center for British Art in New Haven runs Exploring Artism, a free program for children ages five to twelve on the autism spectrum and their families, with art exploration, no-fail follow-up activities, and a quiet space with sensory toys, conducted in consultation with the Yale Child Study Center.
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Exploring Artism program for families

The Yale Center for British Art in New Haven runs Exploring Artism, a free program for children ages five to twelve on the autism spectrum and their families, with art exploration, no-fail follow-up activities, and a quiet space with sensory toys, conducted in consultation with the Yale Child Study Center.

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What the provider says: The source names Exploring Artism, children on the autism spectrum, a welcoming and inclusive learning environment, no-fail follow-up activities, and a quiet space with sensory toys.

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What we found: The Yale Center for British Art in New Haven runs Exploring Artism, a free program for children ages five to twelve on the autism spectrum and their families, with art exploration, no-fail follow-up activities, and a quiet space with sensory toys, conducted in consultation with the Yale Child Study Center.

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