Sensory Friendly Tactile Tours – White Bay Power Station – Rozelle, Sydney | 17 May – 14 June

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Mar 22, 2026 · 9:30 AM – Jun 14, 2026 · 9:30 AM
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White Bay Power Station, Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia
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Free
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White Bay Power Station, Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia




Location: White Bay Power Station, Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia
Dates: Sunday 22 March
Sunday 26 April
Sunday 17 May
Sunday 14 June

9:30 – 10:30am

Cost: Free, registration required – Book Now

Sensory-Friendly Tactile Tour – Biennale of Sydney Experience

Discover the 25th Biennale of Sydney in a calm, inclusive, and hands-on way with our Sensory-Friendly Tactile Tours, designed for visitors with sensory processing differences and anyone who prefers a quieter, more supported gallery experience.

These tours provide an opportunity to explore art through touch, texture, and guided interpretation, creating a deeper and more accessible connection to the exhibition.

A Relaxed & Inclusive Environment

Held before regular opening hours, the tour offers a peaceful setting with reduced noise and minimal crowds. The slower pace allows visitors to engage comfortably, with time to process and explore each artwork.

What You’ll Experience

  • Hands-on interaction with tactile samples of artworks
  • Guided explanations of textures, shapes, and materials
  • A slower-paced, relaxed tour format
  • Supportive guidance from experienced and knowledgeable staff

Designed for Comfort

This experience is tailored to support diverse sensory needs, encouraging visitors to engage with art in a way that feels comfortable and enjoyable.

  • Reduced exhibition audio and sensory stimuli
  • Flexible and welcoming environment
  • Encouragement to move at your own pace

Bring What You Need

Guests are welcome to bring personal sensory tools, including:

  • Headphones or ear defenders
  • Fidget items or comfort objects
  • Anything that supports your experience

Event Details

  • Location: White Bay Power Station
  • Meeting Point: Arts Tours sign near the Info Hub
  • Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Accessibility Features

  • Tactile, hands-on engagement
  • Low sensory environment
  • Wheelchair accessible venue

Explore Art Your Way

Join this sensory-friendly tour and experience contemporary art in a way that prioritises comfort, accessibility, and meaningful connection.

Image credit: Photo by Jay Patel




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