JUNIOR 2024 Accessibility
Inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility (IDEA) are foundational values in all Harbourfront Centre campus programs. We commit to inclusion and accessibility for all artists, staff, volunteers and visitors to our waterfront site. With enhancements for our disabled community members, free events and accessible ticket pricing, we strive to remove barriers for kids and their family members to join us at JUNIOR.
May 19 is Enhanced Accessibility Day and features ASL/DSL interpretation, described audio and introductory notes, touch tours, a relaxed guide and “Zen Den” quiet spaces for select events. Check for the icons on event pages to see what accessibility features are available for our JUNIOR events.
ASL interpretation and sighted guide support will be available on request at the Info Desk.
Accessibility Resources
Watch the ASL Festival Overview video
Listen to the Festival Overview Described Audio Notes
Learn more about Harbourfront Centre Accessibility
Contact
For specific JUNIOR accessibility questions or feedback, please reach out to emay@harbourfrontcentre.com
Available All Festival Weekend
Zen Den
There is a Zen Den space for festival attendees who may require a sensory break or moment of quiet in the Marilyn Brewer Community Space.
Nursing Lounge
There is a private nursing area with a comfortable chair, dimmed lighting and a changing table in The Lookout.
Free Events and Accessible Pricing
Most of the events and activities at JUNIOR are free of charge. For our shows in the theatres, we have family package discounts, and accessibility companion tickets. See details on event pages.
JUNIOR ASL Festival Overview Vlog
JUNIOR Festival Accessibility Notes for Blind and Partially Sighted Audiences
Event-specific Described Audio Notes
Described Audio Notes for Fay & Fluffy
Described Audio Notes for Experts Radio Lab
Described Audio Notes for Tipi Storytelling