Treats in the Streets Sensory-friendly Hour
Detroit Historical Society hosts a sensory-friendly Halloween hour on Sunday, October 25, at 1 p.m. at the Detroit Historical Museum in Detroit. Explore The Streets of Old Detroit at your own pace with a scavenger hunt, crafts, and coloring; tickets are free, limited to six per family, and this session is reserved for those who need a quieter environment.
The Streets of Old Detroit gets a gentle Halloween touch—lower lights and sound, space to wander, and activities you can do at your own pace. Expect a Halloween scavenger hunt, crafts, and coloring. Costumes are welcome, but no weapons or look-alike props, and no costumes that are violent, derogatory, or promote illegal activity.
This one-hour session is set aside for children and adults who are sensitive to loud noises or bright lights and prefer a calmer setting. Capacity is limited; tickets are free with a limit of six per family.
This one-hour session is set aside for children and adults who are sensitive to loud noises or bright lights and prefer a calmer setting. Capacity is limited; tickets are free with a limit of six per family.
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