Theatre
Hull New Theatre and Hull City Hall
There are a wide variety of performances included accessible performances at both Hull New Theatre and Hull City Hall.
Hull Truck Theatre
At Hull Truck Theatre they are committed to making the theatre as welcoming and accessible as possible, for everyone.
Park Street Performing Arts - SENsations
The SENsations class at Park Street is the SEN theatre group. During this class we discover all areas of the performing arts in a fun and relaxed environment, where the primary focus is to make friends and enjoy themselves! These activities include musical theatre, dancing, playing with musical instruments and learning Makaton to some of their favourite songs. This class is open to teenagers, young adults and adults of all ages and they already have a mix of age ranges currently attending who can’t wait to make more, new friends.
Concrete Youth
Concrete Youth is a charity dedicated to enhancing the lives of people labelled as having profound and multiple learning disabilities through cultural provision.
Cinema
A number of cinemas run regular autism-friendly film sessions. The films are shown with low-level lighting and reduced sound-levels and the auditorium is opened before each showing to allow audiences time to familiarise themselves with the space before the start of the film.
The screenings are aimed at both children and adults on the autistic spectrum, along with their carers, families and/or friends, so it is fine for audiences to move around, make noise and take breaks during the film.
Museums
From deep-sea trawlers to ancient treasures, modern art to maritime heritage – you’ll find a world of wonder at Hull Museums.
Take a journey through local history or discover world-class collections at any of our free city-centre museums and gallery.
You can find accessibility for each of the museums and gallery on their pages.
Libraries
Anyone can use our libraries, whatever your age. We have 12 libraries across the city that provide a wide range of materials for loan, computers and internet access and a fantastic range of events and activities. We offer an excellent support service for schools and also have a home library service for those who are unable to get to a library.
It’s free to join our libraries, as are most of its services and events. Everyone is welcome whether you live, work or study in Hull, or if you are a visitor.
Clubs
Hull Red
Hull Red is a not for profit community organisation that aims to create social opportunities for people with learning disabilities through music and arts.
Gig Buddies
Gig Buddies is a scheme that brings friendship and a love of music together. It helps people with learning disabilities to do the things they enjoy. They match pairs with and without learning disabilities together based on common interests. It aims to form long term friendship and connections.
Leisure And Family Support Service (LAFSS)
LAFSS is a non-residential short breaks service offering groups, clubs and activities on evenings, weekends and holiday times, for disabled children and young people aged 0 to 25 years.