The popular Big Umbrella Festival blooms as a free campus takeover at Lincoln Center full of relaxed spaces with multi-sensory experiences, performances, installations, and workshops specifically welcoming neurodivergent audiences and their families.

When the World Turns by Polyglot Theatre and Oily Cart, an immersive theatrical experience that celebrates the senses, invites audiences into a wondrous landscape of foliage, light, sounds, and shadows.

Peruvian theater company Teatro La Plaza reinvents Shakespeare’s Hamlet into a joyful and enigmatic production where the stories of people with Down syndrome take center stage.

Young children and families are invited to explore, move, and become a part of the performance with SecondHand Dance’s The Sticky Dance and at the interactive Los Trompos "spinning tops" installation outdoors at Damrosch Park.

The renowned ReelAbilities Film Festival—the largest festival in the world dedicated to films by and about people with disabilities—returns; and the Chamber Music Society offers two relaxed musical performances, created for children with autism and sensory disorders.