Relaxed Open Rehearsal: Classical Roots Educational Concert
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra holds a free Relaxed Open Rehearsal on Tuesday, March 2, at 1:30 p.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit, ahead of its Classical Roots educational concerts. You'll hear music by Florence Price and others in a judgment-free space.

This "relaxed" event is designed for people on the autism spectrum and those with other sensory sensitivities, so there's no need to sit still or stay quiet. The audience size is limited, there's a sensory toolkit with noise-cancelling headphones and fidgets (limited number), a quiet space for breaks, and hands-on activities from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Parking is complimentary, and American Sign Language interpretation is offered. A guide, social story and Spotify playlist help you prepare. Questions go to Kiersten Alcorn, the DSO's Manager of Engagement & Accessibility.
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