Accessibility
Accessibility Statement
Triangle Youth Music values the benefit that diversity brings to our organization and will make every reasonable accommodation as we ensure an inclusive environment for our young musicians, staff, and audiences.
Triangle Youth Music realizes that organizations need to continually work towards greater accessibility and inclusion. To that end, we welcome feedback, suggestions, criticisms from our Triangle Youth Music family as well as audience members. If you have something to share or if you would like to be involved in increasing our accessibility, please email us.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
All Triangle Youth Music rehearsal and concert venues are wheelchair accessible. At the bottom of each performance page on our web site is a link to specific accessibility information for the venue. We would like to ensure a successful experience and welcome advance notice of circumstances that may require additional assistance or accommodation.
LARGE PRINT PROGRAMS
A large print program page is available at all Triangle Youth Music Concerts where there is a printed program. Please ask an usher to provide you with the large print version.
ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES
Assistive listening devices are available for concerts at Meymandi Concert Hall and Cary Arts Center.
ACCESSIBILITY
Triangle Youth Music strives to increase our accessibility and inclusion of artists and audience members with disabilities. We encourage musicians with special needs and their parents to meet with staff to design a protocol that will best help that musician to be successful.
Pre-Visit Guides
The Videography Intern Team is learning about accessibility by planning, filming and producing Pre-Visit Guides to all the performance venues regularly used by Triangle Youth Music.
Table of Contents
- 0:00-2:00 Information about the location of Meymandi Concert Hall, parking, and entrances.
- 2:00-4:05 Information regarding tickets, the various levels of Meymandi, and restrooms.
- 4:05-11:42 Information about accessible seating within the Concert Hall and what it is like to attend a Triangle Youth Music concert.
