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Relaxed Sensory Friendly Children’s Workshop: Clarke’s Colourful Creations

26 September 2026Free, booking required

Clarke’s Colourful Creations is a sensory-friendly art workshop inspired by Harry Clarke’s stained glass.

MyMap visitor guide · Sources checked 22 September 2026

When
26 September 2026
Where
Collins Barracks National Museum of Ireland, Dublin
Entry
Free, booking required
Kind
Family

What you will discover

Children can experiment with coloured shapes on a light box and make a painted stained-glass effect picture. The activity takes around 20 to 30 minutes within a flexible hour, and families may come and go.

Sources: National Museum of Ireland

Plan your visit

The 26 September session runs from 11:00 to noon in the Creativity Hub. It is intended for neurodivergent families with children aged 5 to 10. The museum marked it booked out when checked; a confirmed reservation is needed for every attendee, including adults.

Sources: National Museum of Ireland

Programme

  • Saturday, 26 September 202611:00 to 12:00

    Relaxed Sensory Friendly Children’s Workshop: Clarke’s Colourful Creations

Tickets and entry

Free, booking required.

National Museum of Ireland, read 22 September 2026

Booking happens on the organiser’s own site: events-nmi.museum.ie. This site does not sell tickets and holds no information about whether any are left.

For neurodivergent families with children aged 5 to 10; adult supervision required.

National Museum of Ireland, read 22 September 2026

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Programme and visiting details are based on the sources below, checked on the dates shown. The original listing was supplied by Fáilte Ireland under CC BY 4.0. For changes to the programme or ticket availability, follow the organiser’s official link.

  • Fáilte Ireland Open Data · imported 22 September 2026
    Venue, dates, entry details and official links imported from the Events dataset under CC BY 4.0. Source descriptions are not republished.
  • National Museum of Ireland · read 22 September 2026
    Programme and visiting details used to write the MyMap visitor guide.

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