Online Programs

For people with access needs

A woman's hands holding an orange pencil which she has used to shade areas on a blank sheet of paper

A woman enjoys an online Art and Dementia program at home.

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Art and Dementia: Online

Live Stream
A woman's hands holding an orange pencil which she has used to shade areas on a blank sheet of paper

Fourth Friday of every month, 11am AEST

For people with disability

A group of people and two guide dogs sit looking at sculptures of humans woven with native grasses

Each quarter people with disabilities and their families and carers can join a small group tour of major exhibitions or the national collection.

Disability Inclusion

Two young people enjoying creating art in the gallery

The National Gallery’s Disability Inclusion Action Plan is central to our vision to create accessible art experiences for all.

Art for Carers: Onsite

a group of people, some in wheelchairs, sit around a sculpture listening to a guide

Third Tuesday of every month, 10.30am

Wheelchair Accessible

For people who are carers

a group of people, some in wheelchairs, sit around a sculpture listening to a guide

Join with carers from across the region to spend a social hour engaging with art through tours and art making activities.

For people who are autistic, neurodiverse, or who have social anxiety

Photograph of two women laughing and making art at a table.

Sensory Sunday welcomes teens and young adults, their families and support people to the Gallery on the first Sunday of each month.