Be inspired by space, colour and light in York Minster’s Chapter House and create and decorate hands with York-based visual artist and writer Griselda Goldsbrough.

The sessions will take place during the cathedral’s ‘Relaxed Hours’, during which visitor capacity will be reduced, with noise and light levels lowered so those with neurodiverse conditions (including autism and other sensory processing difficulties) can explore comfortably.

There will be two sessions on Thursday 30 March, with the first taking place between 9.30am and 11.30am, and the second between 3.00pm and 4.00pm. Entry is free with General Admission and visitors can participate for as long or as little as they like.

Entry is free for children and York residents with valid proof of address.

Find out more about Autism Acceptance Week at York Minster here.