The Walton Arts Center
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A local show and art venue that prioritizes its innovative, inclusive approach to providing first-class arts experiences. The Walton Arts Center offers touring broadway shows, educational performances, classes, and fun events for the whole family.
Categories:
Service:
- In-person
Scope of Services:
- Citywide
Phone:
Admin: 479‑443‑9216; Box Office: 479‑443‑5600
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Address:
495 W Dickson Street
Hours:
Box office lobby: Mon–Fri 10 AM–2 PM & 90 min before performances Admin office: Mon–Fri 10 AM–5 PM *Performance days vary
Services
1. Sensory Friendly Performances: Specially adapted shows (e.g., “Poli POP!” and “Grinch”) with lowered volume, dimmed lights, calming zones, relaxed rules, and family restrooms to accommodate neurodiverse and sensory-sensitive audiences. Learn more ->
2. Accessible Seating & Assistive Devices: Provides wheelchair spaces, assistive listening devices, and flexible seating options; patrons may bring medically needed food, fidgets, or take a break from performances as needed.
3. ASL: Offers ASL-interpreted performances.
4. Educational Outreach: Programs like AHA and school social stories enhance K‑12 inclusive arts access through curriculum-aligned performances and partnerships with theatre groups.
Customers Served
Disability Severity:
Disability severity is ranked on a scale from 0 (no disability) to 5 (profound).
- 0- No Disability
- 1- Mild – Negligible impact on functioning
- 2 – Moderate – Occasional or minor functioning limitations
- 3- Substantial – Noticeable, regular limitations requiring accommodations
- 4- Severe – Frequent limitations that require significant help
Disability Focus:
Eligibility:
Unknown
Situations:
Unknown
Population:
All
Service Length:
- Same Day
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Services
1. Sensory Friendly Performances: Specially adapted shows (e.g., “Poli POP!” and “Grinch”) with lowered volume, dimmed lights, calming zones, relaxed rules, and family restrooms to accommodate neurodiverse and sensory-sensitive audiences. Learn more ->
2. Accessible Seating & Assistive Devices: Provides wheelchair spaces, assistive listening devices, and flexible seating options; patrons may bring medically needed food, fidgets, or take a break from performances as needed.
3. ASL: Offers ASL-interpreted performances.
4. Educational Outreach: Programs like AHA and school social stories enhance K‑12 inclusive arts access through curriculum-aligned performances and partnerships with theatre groups.
Customers Served
Disability Severity:
Disability Severity is ranked from 0 (no disability) to 5 (profound).
- 0- No Disability
- 1- Mild – Negligible impact on functioning
- 2 – Moderate – Occasional or minor functioning limitations
- 3- Substantial – Noticeable, regular limitations requiring accommodations
- 4- Severe – Frequent limitations that require significant help
Eligibility:
Unknown
Situations:
Unknown
Population:
All
Service Length:
- Same Day
Unknown
Languages:
Accessibility:
Reviews:
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