Category: Sensory Inclusive

Sensory Access at Capitol Hill Block Party

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  CAPITOL HILL BLOCK PARTY IS AN ANNUAL 3-DAY FESTIVAL CELEBRATING MUSIC, ART AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD ITSELF IN THE HEART OF SEATTLE… Unlike your typical festival experience, CHBP showcases some of the city’s best local bars, restaurants, and retail shops alongside incredible bands, art shows, community events, and political activism. This 6-stage music and arts…

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Deck The Hall Ball 2018

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Deck The Hall Ball is an annual multi-band concert hosted by Seattle’s radio station 107.7 The End at WaMu Theater. With a fantastic 2018 lineup including Billie Eilish, Bastille, and Death Cab For Cutie, this Seattle event is perfect for those who want to experience something more than a concert, but less than a festival.…

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KidsQuest Low Sensory Event – Sept. 16th

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Room with train table and train set. Walls are painted with a mural of mountains and downtown skyline.

  Sensory Access is excited to be a part of KidQuest’s Low Sensory Event on Sunday, Sept. 19th! We will have our own sensory friendly activity station and hope to see you there! Pre-Registration is encouraged. Get tickets here! In 2015 KidsQuest started doing Low Sensory Evenings to become more accessible to the whole community.…

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Bumbershoot Sensory Accessibility Guide

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Bumbershoot logo

Sensory Access is so excited to be partnering with Bumbershoot to make this awesome music festival more sensory accessible! Come borrow noise-reducing headphones and fidgets at the Accessibility Center, grab a pair of ear plugs from our support staff roaming the crowds, or seek some sensory-reprieve in our low-stimuli area! If you need access to…

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Getting Sensory-ready for a music festival

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Lollapalooza 2017

Lollapaolooza is coming up in two days and we are getting our sensory strategies ready ! We are excited to partner with Lollapalooza and be available to help on-site. Here are some ways to prep for Lollapalooza if you have sensory difficulties: 1) Bring in an empty water bottle or Camel Pack to use the…

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Lollapalooza Sensory Accessibility Guide

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Lollapalooza Logo

Sensory Access is proud to be partnering with Lollapalooza to make this great music festival more sensory accessible!  Come borrow noise-reducing headphones and fidgets at the Access Center, grab a pair of ear plugs from our support staff roaming the crowds, or seek some sensory-reprieve in one of the low-stimuli quiet areas around the park…

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Sensory Access partners with Lollapalooza

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We are excited to announce that Lollapalooza is going Sensory-Inclusive! With the help of Sensory Access, Lollapalooza is adding Sensory Access services to their popular four- day music festival.  Those with sensory sensitivities can check in at the Access Center (The Access Center is located inside the festival grounds on Columbus Dr. just west of…

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