Museum of Work & Culture

After-School / Community Activities
  • Address: 42 South Main Street | Woonsocket, RI 02895
  • Rating: 4.10 (3 reviews)
  • Insurances: No info provided
  • Ages Served: All ages
  • Care Settings: No info provided

About Museum of Work & Culture

The Museum offers low sensory hours, specialized programs, and tools for visitors with sensory processing sensitivities, such as autism. Sensory-friendly hours are offered as part of our SensAbilities Saturdays program, on the first Saturday of every month at 9 am. Made-to-Order Mondays, offered on alternating summer Mondays, are free programs with art and music therapists.;We also offer a social story, checklists, “first-then” boards, and a backpack with headphones, sunglasses, weighted lap pads, and more to make visits more comfortable. All staff members have undergone training with our friends at the Autism Project.;Thank you to our programming partners at Hands in Harmony and the Rhode Island Consortium of Autism Research & Treatment.;These offerings are made possible with the generous support of CVS Health Charity Classic.

Age Ranges Served

  • person iconAll ages

Languages

  • English
  • Language iconFrench

42 South Main Street,RI,02895

Get in Contact

  • (401) 769-9675
  • mowc@rihs.org

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4.10
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Groupon actually came through with a good deal.For under 10 this is a steal.Greeted by a very nice woman who is all about the history of the area...

J M.
August 16, 2025
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Coming from Pawtucket the home of the American Industrial Revolution Id never made the trek all the way out to Woonsocket to check the museum out. But my...

Toni T.
December 4, 2024
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The museum is fairly small but very well done and full of so many aspects of the history of the area the immigrants stories church home school...

C B.
September 20, 2021

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