Galaxy Lights at Space Center Houston is introducing its first Low Sensory Night, offering a calmer, relaxed atmosphere for individuals with sensory sensitivities, including those on the Autism Spectrum.
Galaxy Lights at Space Center Houston introduces first-ever Low Sensory Night Financial challenges force HISD charter school Mount Carmel Academy to shut down in DecemberMake household chores easier and more with these Insider DealsThey want to provide a calm, relaxed atmosphere for people who prefer a quieter, less stimulating experience, but still want to celebrate the holiday season.
They will turn down the lights and music and even provide dark glasses and hearing maps. Low Sensory night offers an inclusive and accessible way to enjoy the holiday season. “We’ve heard that our community, who are sensory sensitive, would like to still come and enjoy the holiday lights, but in a level that’s not going to trigger, that’s going to be less stimulus but still exciting for them.” Harris saidbecame the first science center in the world certified as an autism service center, meaning every staff member is trained and certified to be responsive to people who are living with autism.
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