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Sensory Friendly
Concerts designed for those in our community who need a more relaxed environment to enjoy a performance.
Based firmly in access and inclusion, Sensory Friendly concerts are specially curated programs with accommodations such as partially dimmed houselights, reduced venue capacity, and complimentary fidget tools. The experience offers an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the beauty of live, symphonic music, including family members and caregivers.
2026/27 Sensory Friendly Concert
Holidays are for Phamaly & the CO Symphony
Tuesday, December 8, 2026 | Lone Tree Arts Center
Join the Colorado Symphony and Phamaly Theatre Company for a holiday themed cabaret!
This relaxed performance will feature a live string quartet of Colorado Symphony musicians and actors from Phamaly Theatre Company. Sing along with your favorite holiday tunes and enjoy heartwarming stories and monologues. This accessible concert is geared towards those in our community who need a more sensory-relaxed environment to enjoy a performance, but anyone in the community is welcome.
Complimentary fidget tools are available for all attendees, and the show will include accommodations such as glowed house lights during the concert, reduced venue capacity, captions, an adapted program, and an available quiet room. ASL interpretation and audio description will also be available.
SAVE THE DATE: Sensory Friendly concert tickets are available beginning Friday, July 31.
December 2025
Saturday, December 6 | 2:00PM
Monday, December 9 | 7:00PM
Date: December 6, 2025
Time: 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm (immediately following the performance)
Location: Community College of Aurora
Description: The Colorado Symphony, in partnership with Phamaly Theatre Company, is proud to present In Conversation, a panel featuring artists from a variety of backgrounds and disciplines, exploring topics related to representation, systemic change, and the vital role of the arts. This panel will elevate the voices of artists with disabilities, both visible and invisible, who will share their careers, perspectives, and lived experiences. Together, they will address barriers disabled artists face, discuss ways to advocate for accessibility and inclusion, and offer actionable steps toward creating lasting change. The event will conclude with an interactive audience Q&A.