Sensory-Friendly Santa & The Symphony

Sensory-friendly concert for people on the autism spectrum, the dementia and Alzheimer's community, young children, and audience members who need a more relaxed concert. The page does not describe dimmed lights or a quiet room.

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The New Albany Symphony sets aside a late morning for a shorter holiday concert with sleigh bells, carols, and a visit from Santa. The symphony describes this sensory-friendly series as meant for people on the autism spectrum, people in the dementia and Alzheimer's community, young children, and anyone who needs a more relaxed concert. The city calendar and the chamber listing agree on the McCoy Center for the Arts and on 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. The chamber page is the one that prints the year, the $10 admission, and a direct phone and email for Leslie McBride at the symphony. The page does not say the house lights are dimmed or that a quiet room is set aside; the adaptation it names is a more relaxed concert experience.