About this Event
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https://events.unomaha.edu/discover_with_durangoCommon Senses is excited to invite UNO students to our immersive exhibit at KANEKO on Friday, September 18th. Presented by The Holland Foundation, The Sensory Yard invites visitors into a world where curiosity, movement, rest, and imagination unfold at their own pace. Blending sensory architecture, participatory art, and immersive storytelling, this interactive installation encourages exploration without expectation. Every path is self-directed, every experience optional, creating an environment where wonder and nervous system regulation exist side by side.
Journey through a series of thoughtfully designed sensory spaces, each offering a unique invitation to engage. Find grounding in The Commons, move freely in The Motion Room, wander through the responsive beauty of The Light Forest, retreat into the quiet comfort of The Cocoon, dive into imaginative worlds in the Aquarium, and leave your mark in The Workshop Room, where the environment evolves through collective creativity.
Rather than asking visitors to perform or observe, The Sensory Yard offers permission—to pause, play, create, connect, or simply be. Designed with accessibility, emotional safety, and sensory inclusion at its core, the installation celebrates the many ways people experience the world and invites every visitor to discover what they need in the moment. If you are interested in learning more about the festival’s offerings, visit www.commonsensesfestival.org.
All students attending will also receive a Free Pickleman’s sandwich card for dinner downtown Omaha. RSVP Here.
This event is part of the "Discover With Durango" series presented by Spirit and Tradition and Signature Events. Learn, explore, and discover all the unique places around Omaha through these FREE monthly events. View the full event schedule.
UNO is committed to maintaining a welcoming and accessible environment across all of its campuses and has developed information for the public and visitors. Visitors can contact and learn more about campus accessibility through the following links: