Accessible events in Nevada
2 sensory-friendly and disability-inclusive event listings in Nevada.
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- Recurring program · Museums and science centers Nevada State Museum Sensory-Friendly Exploration Hours Nevada State Museum Sensory-Friendly Exploration Hours is a recurring sensory-friendly program in Las Vegas, Nevada, with a verified date of October 19, 2026.
- Relaxed performance · Theater, dance, and music The Smith Center Sensory Inclusive Family Series The Smith Center Sensory Inclusive Family Series is a relaxed, sensory-friendly performance in Las Vegas, Nevada, with a verified date of October 10, 2026.
National programs in Nevada
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National program · Movies
AMC Sensory Friendly Films
AMC and the Autism Society turn the lights up and the sound down so guests can get up, dance, walk, shout, or sing. Family-friendly screenings run the second and fourth Saturday of each month, with mature-audience screenings on Wednesday evenings. Films start at showtime with no trailers.
- National program · Play and family fun centers Build-A-Bear Workshop Sensory-Friendly Time Every Tuesday during the first hour a store is open, Build-A-Bear Workshops dim the lights and turn the music low or off. A downloadable step-by-step guide helps kids plan the visit. All ages and siblings are welcome.
- National program · Play and family fun centers Chuck E. Cheese Sensory Sensitive Sundays Participating Chuck E. Cheese locations open two hours early on the first Sunday of each month with dimmed lights, reduced sound, no flashing effects, and trained staff. On October 25, 2026, stores also hold a Sensory Sensitive Halloween with costumes, candy, and characters without the usual triggers. No reservation required.
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National program · Movies
Regal My Way Matinee
Sensory-friendly screenings with the lights turned up and the volume turned down, where guests are free to sing, dance, walk around, talk, or shout. First show of the day on select Saturdays each month at participating locations; check your theatre for the date.
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National program · Play and family fun centers
Sky Zone Sensory Hours
A quieter, toned-down jumping session with music lowered or off for guests with special needs, at participating Sky Zone trampoline parks. Schedules and prices vary by park, and many parks let one caregiver jump free.
- National program · Shopping Walmart Sensory-Friendly Hours Every Walmart store in the U.S. and Puerto Rico holds sensory-friendly hours each morning from 8 to 10 a.m.: the radio is off, TV walls show a static image, and lights are lowered where possible.