Close Modal Disability Pride Celebration Join the Museum’s full-day celebration of the disability community. Image As part of Disability Pride Month, the Museum of Science welcomes the disability community to Science Park for a full-day celebration of disability pride, creativity, and culture featuring a variety of live presentations, engaging programs, community partners, and more!Then, throughout the month, we’ll continue to share performances, presentations and programs celebrating the disability community. (Scroll to bottom of page for highlights.) Get Tickets Date and Time Sunday, July 14 | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Audience All Ages Location Entire Museum View Map Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission Get Tickets Date and Time Sunday, July 14 | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Audience All Ages Location Entire Museum View Map Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission As part of Disability Pride Month, the Museum of Science welcomes the disability community to Science Park for a full-day celebration of disability pride, creativity, and culture featuring a variety of live presentations, engaging programs, community partners, and more!Then, throughout the month, we’ll continue to share performances, presentations and programs celebrating the disability community. (Scroll to bottom of page for highlights.) Sunday, July 14 Schedule of Events 10:30 amLive Animal Story Time: My Travelin’ EyeShapiro Family Science Live! Stage, Green Wing, Lower LevelMy Travelin’ Eye is a charming, insightful children’s book by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw. Follow along as Jenny Sue, a young girl with strabismus (a condition where one eye drifts or wanders) embraces her unique perspective and finds creative ways to cope, drawing inspiration from her vivid imagination and artistic talents.12:00 pmASL interpreted Lightning! ShowTheater of Electricity, Blue WingExplore lightning and storm safety as the world's largest air-insulated Van de Graaff generator hurls indoor bolts. Part of ASL Sundays.1:00 pmDisability, AI, and FairnessGordon Current Science & Technology Center, Blue Wing, Level 1Maitreya Shah is a blind lawyer and researcher focusing on the ethics and governance of emerging technologies and disability rights. At the Berkman Klein Center, he studies AI fairness frameworks through the lens of disability justice and inclusion. 2:30 pmASL interpreted Big Bird’s AdventureCharles Hayden Planetarium, Red Wing, Level 1Explore the night sky with your favorite friends from Sesame Street and learn about the Big Dipper, the North Star, and more! Part of ASL Sundays. Hear from Our Community Partners 11:00 am – 3:00 pm | Blue Wing, Lower Level + Level 1 More from the Museum During Disability Pride Month Tuesday, July 16 | 11:00 am DEAFinitely Dance Crew Join us for a performance from the DEAFinitely Dance Crew! This talented group is made up of Deaf and hearing crew members ages 7 – 14, from every neighborhood of Boston and surrounding towns. Blue Wing, Lower Level Tuesday, July 30 | 7:00 pm Moving Close to the Ground: A Messy Love Song Disability writer and activist Eli Clare combines storytelling and critical thinking to explore the lived experiences and meanings of crawling and scooting in the natural world.Learn More
