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Getting ready for a concert at Swallow Hill.

A small Denver music venue with free headphones at the Front Desk and sensory friendly concerts where the lights go up, the sound goes down, and sitting still is optional. One date this winter, and it's a good one.

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Sensory supports. Free headphones at the Front Desk.

Hours

Front Desk: Monday to Thursday noon to 9 pm and during live events; Friday to Sunday during live events only. Café, Thursday to Sunday during concerts and events: 4 to 9 pm.

71 E Yale Ave, Denver 80210

The Sax Syndicate: Sensory Friendly Show, Doors 10 am, show 11 am. In Daniels Hall. A saxophone quartet: soprano, alto, tenor and baritone. At these concerts “we turn the lights up and turn down the sound down,” “There is no ‘shushing’ allowed and sitting still is optional.” $10 general admission (sensory friendly), up to 25 tickets per order.

When it's quieter

“We offer sensory friendly concerts where we turn the lights up and turn down the sound down so individuals and their families can move around, dance, and sing along in a fun, judgment free environment. There is no ‘shushing’ allowed and sitting still is optional.”

“Sound muffling headphones and/or earplugs are available at no charge. Please see our Front Desk staff to reserve upon arrival.”

  • The next sensory friendly concert is Sat Dec 5 at 11 am, and it's the only one on the calendar through spring 2027.
  • Swallow Hill doesn't say when regular concerts are quieter. At past sensory friendly shows Swallow Hill has offered a side room for breaks and wider rows; ask at the Front Desk when you arrive.

In their own words: swallowhillmusic.org. Checked Sat, Oct 24, 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Tell us · How we check

Three things to know

  1. Free sound muffling headphones or earplugs: ask the Front Desk when you arrive.
  2. At sensory friendly concerts the lights go up and the sound goes down. Moving, dancing and singing along are welcome, and sitting still is optional.
  3. You can drop off in front of the building, then park. The free lot is across Yale Avenue at the southeast corner of Yale and Lincoln, a busy intersection. Don't park in the Colore lot.

Visual schedule

Swallow Hill Concert

  • Drive to the concert
  • Park the car
  • Walk in the front door
  • Get headphones at the front desk
  • Find our seats
  • Listen to the music
  • Dance to the music
  • Take a break
  • Bathroom
  • Give back the headphones
  • Walk to the car
  • All done
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Ask before you go

  • a quiet or break room for this show
  • how long the sensory friendly show runs
  • a re-entry rule
  • a stroller policy
Call 303-777-1003
More about Swallow Hill Music
  • Three accessible spots are closer than the lot: one under the sign in front of the building, two at the southwest corner of E Yale Ave and S Lincoln St.
  • Daniels Hall and Tuft Theatre can be reached by wheelchair. Quinlan Café and the basement classrooms are stairs only.
  • Wheelchair accessible restrooms are in the lobby and on the second floor, through Daniels Hall. Gender neutral restrooms are in the basement and on the second floor.
  • Seats closer to the speakers or performers are available for people with hearing loss.
  • Concerts at Swallow Hill are all ages unless the listing says otherwise.
  • Licensed service animals are welcome.
  • Drinks and packaged snacks from the café can go into the halls, but the café is open only Thursday to Sunday evenings, and outside alcohol isn't allowed. For the Saturday morning show, call 303-777-1003 to check on bringing your kid's own snacks.
  • Questions or other needs: info@swallowhillmusic.org or 303-777-1003.

Source: swallowhillmusic.org