Free Adult music programs - Come and join in the fun, hear the stories and explore what the Museum has to offer.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Music Workshop Program at NMA
Music at the Museum
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A new program for people with a disability
The National Museum of Australia is pleased to announce a new music workshop program for people with a disability.
Come and join in the fun, hear the stories and explore our new Landmarks gallery through music and movement.
The workshops are free and have been developed for preschool children and adults with a disability.
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Photo: National Museum of Australia
Preschoolers (0–5 years old)
Friday 19 August and 21 October 2011
10–11.30am
Free
Adults (16 years and up)
Friday 16 September and 18 November 2011
10–11.30am
Free
Bookings
To book into a workshop please email bookings@nma.gov.au or phone
(02) 6208 5021.
If you are deaf, hearing or speech impaired you can call the Museum through the National Relay Service:
- TTY 1800 555 677
- Speak and Listen 1800 555 727
- Internet relay
and please request 1800 026 132.
What happens?
Participants who have physical or intellectual disabilities are encouraged to participate in these free programs with their carers. After viewing relevant displays and hearing about the stories in the Landmarks gallery for about 20 minutes, participants will then experience music and movement relating to the exhibits in a fun and inclusive environment. These music activity workshops will last between 30 and 45 minutes.
Numbers are limited so bookings are essential. After your booking is made (via the number or email contact above), our program manager will contact you to discuss the program and any special requirements you may have. To allow this to happen seamlessly, please provide two ways of contacting you at the time of booking.
Family members of preschool children are also welcome to attend. Future programs especially for people with visual or hearing impairment are also planned.
If you would like to find out any more information about our access programs please email accessprograms@nma.gov.au.
.
A new program for people with a disability
The National Museum of Australia is pleased to announce a new music workshop program for people with a disability.
Come and join in the fun, hear the stories and explore our new Landmarks gallery through music and movement.
The workshops are free and have been developed for preschool children and adults with a disability.
+
Photo: National Museum of Australia
Preschoolers (0–5 years old)
Friday 19 August and 21 October 2011
10–11.30am
Free
Adults (16 years and up)
Friday 16 September and 18 November 2011
10–11.30am
Free
Bookings
To book into a workshop please email bookings@nma.gov.au or phone
(02) 6208 5021.
If you are deaf, hearing or speech impaired you can call the Museum through the National Relay Service:
- TTY 1800 555 677
- Speak and Listen 1800 555 727
- Internet relay
and please request 1800 026 132.
What happens?
Participants who have physical or intellectual disabilities are encouraged to participate in these free programs with their carers. After viewing relevant displays and hearing about the stories in the Landmarks gallery for about 20 minutes, participants will then experience music and movement relating to the exhibits in a fun and inclusive environment. These music activity workshops will last between 30 and 45 minutes.
Numbers are limited so bookings are essential. After your booking is made (via the number or email contact above), our program manager will contact you to discuss the program and any special requirements you may have. To allow this to happen seamlessly, please provide two ways of contacting you at the time of booking.
Family members of preschool children are also welcome to attend. Future programs especially for people with visual or hearing impairment are also planned.
If you would like to find out any more information about our access programs please email accessprograms@nma.gov.au.
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