OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — The festivities began on May 10 and last until May 25, with events focused on performing arts, science and technology, preferred interests, conversations around inclusion, and film.
- At each event, accommodations can be made for any individual—with sign language interpreters present, quiet spaces, movement spaces, and more.
- Video shows festival-goers at one of the events, “Going up,” where they got to ride elevators up some of Omaha’s tallest buildings and explore the city.
- “It’s really awesome. I like how they have the noise level low and the light’s not so bright.”
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
Celebrating art, science and belonging. The Common Senses Festival is a chance for families to experience some of the neat things Omaha has to offer in a safe and inclusive environment.
What started out as an event focused on autism acceptance in 2022 has evolved into an experience for everyone in the disability community…