The purpose of this project was to increase and strengthen the accessibility features of the Children’s Museum of Eau Claire (CMEC) for children and families with disabilities. In order to accommodate and support more families and children with disabilities at CMEC, we have used research to create an accessibility webpage, informational binder to support staff, updated the sensory map, installation of a sensory path, access to adaptive materials in The Makery, and implemented Sensory Night events for children to increase access to play while managing stimulation and incorporated materials to decrease barriers across the museum. The methods used within this research project include a literature review of sensory integration, review of other inclusive museum websites, meetings with CMEC executive staff, and parent/guardian feedback to inform the actions and next steps completed to reach an accessible environment. Based on the information gained through our research, events were planned, and supplies were purchased using ORSP funding to decrease barriers throughout the museum. Through our research and work with CMEC, we have been able to increase and strengthen the inclusive opportunities offered within the museum as well as increase the understanding of sensory integration and children with disabilities of the staff.