ST. LOUIS — The Enterprise Center is a popular downtown spot for Blues Games, concerts, and more! But these large events can be overwhelming for children and adults. So, The Enterprise Center is taking the next step to becoming more inclusive for all guests with the creation of a new sensory room.
The room was created as part of a partnership with musician Lauren Daigle and her charity, The Price Fund, as well as Kulture City, which has worked with over 1,900 sensory-inclusive venues across the world.
The new sensory room includes bean bags, visual light panels, activity panels, bubble walls and custom tactile art piece with the Blue Note. The artwork displayed in the room was created by an autistic artist.
The room had its grand opening at Lauren Daigle’s concert last Friday, October 27.
The Sensory Room is available to guests at all ticketed events. Its located in the Main Concourse near portal 19.
Stop by on Friday night while our St. Louis Blues take on the New Jersey Devils! It's Teacher's Night, and tickets are on sale now! Find more information about the Blues 2023-24 promotions and theme nights here.
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