Miles Black, piano

Bill Coon, guitar

Jodi Proznick, double bass

Concert Description

Join Xenia Concerts at Pyatt Hall for a family-friendly Adaptive Concert that embraces and supports neurodiversity and disability! The jazz trio Triology, all faculty members at the VSO School of Music, have prepared a special hour-long concert program that welcomes and supports members of the neurodiversity and disability communities.

What’s an Adaptive Concert?

An Adaptive Concert is a family-friendly event designed to welcome and support neurodivergent and disabled audience members, especially children, youth, and their families. Flexible seating, visual aids, freedom to move, and wheelchair accessibility are just some of the accessibility features included in this concert. See below for a complete list.

T icket Reimbursement

To eliminate financial barriers to attendance, we will refund your ticket when you arrive at the concert. If you wish to donate to Xenia Concerts, please select the “donation” option and enter the amount you would like to contribute.

Concert Accessibility Features

• All expressions welcome! Feel free to make noise, get up, or stim!
• Wheelchair accessible venue
• Gender-neutral, wheelchair accessible washrooms.
• PDF Venue Guide.
• Accessible e-programs emailed before event
• Sensory toys and noise-canceling earmuffs available (please bring your own if you can)
• Flexible seating and a separate area for breaks
• Movement activities
• Visual schedule

Questions and Accessibility Requests

Xenia Concerts is committed to meeting the needs of our audience to the best of our abilities. If you have a question or request, we really do want to hear from you!

If you have accessibility-related questions or requests, please contact Kayla at [email protected].

For ticketing and general inquiries, contact Paolo at [email protected].

To contact Xenia by phone, call Rory at 647-896-8295.

COVID Safety

• Masks are recommended
• If you have any symptoms of COVID, please stay home regardless of test results