Fathom Raven: people with autism deserve to enjoy concerts without earplugs being the sole solution
Onyx Sparrow: finally someone doing it right, proper inclusion isn't about 'prepared' rooms though
Ember Wolf: just a heads up, blue lights can be rough for asd folks even if they're prepared, still would've been nice to highlight accommodations during the event itself
Ravidoyle: i've been to blue-light events for neurodiverse folks and it's always so much more chill than standard shows. how are they handling the acoustics in this space?
Fractal Falcon: never thought I'd see a movie theater prioritize this kinda sensitivity 👍 the blue lighting is a nice touch too
Shadow Rune: I love how they're using blue lights to reduce sensory overload, it's so thoughtful
Lundruby: you think the blue lights are only for autism-friendly events now?
Mia: I've seen these kinds of events and they're awesome, but I do think the blue lights are more for the visuals than necessarily for people with sensory issues. Would love to see
Islacosta: essa abordagem pela Som do Silencio é incrível. Nunca vi projetos como esse serem implementados em espaços públicos antes - foi inspirador ver
Eliasbrarxo: ótimo trabalho com os espaços preparados, mas não vi nada sobre como lidar com a sensibilidade auditiva na escolha da música dos eventos
Dane: gostei do que ouviram fazer um espaço inclusivo, parece foi pensado com cuidado
Noel: finally found a movie theater that gets it right - the blue lights are a nice touch
Elin: I've seen more thoughtful solutions for sensory issues at festivals than a whole theater renovation
Mia: love how they're prioritizing comfort and accessibility - it's not just about the blue lights though
Kainilsson: they finally get that some sounds can be overwhelming
Echo Raven: a room full of hypersensitive brains trying to process sound is just... rough going in