Join the museum in celebrating those with disabilities with inclusive activities, including a community art project, a silent disco and more.

The State Museum is excited to announce the return of its Disability Celebration Day event, celebrating the 1.1 million adults and nearly 250,000 children living with a disability in South Carolina.

Guests of all ages and abilities are invited to visit the museum and get creative with disability-adapted activities, including a ZotArtz Community Art Creation. Using adaptive art tools, such as stamping tools and paint rollers on wheelchairs, each participant will paint on a large floor mural and make individual poster sized paintings to take home.

In addition, an outdoor art area, new to this year’s event, will allow guests to get creative with bubbles and paint. A full list of activities can be found on the museum’s website, scmuseum.org.

Disability Celebration Day attendance and activities are free for participants, with the exception of planetarium and 4D theater shows which are $5 each. Online pre-registration is encouraged, but walk-up participation the day of the event is also welcome.

More Information at scmuseum.org