KultureCity has partnered with Bridgestone Arena and the NHL Nashville Predators team to make the venue and all of their programs and events sensory inclusive. This initiative promotes an accommodating and positive experience for all guests and fans with sensory issues who visit. Bridgestone Arena and Nashville Predators have taken the next steps and created a sensory room for guests to use at all events.

The Lauren Daigle Sensory Room, sponsored by The Price Fund, provides a dedicated space designed by medical professionals for those who may need a quieter and more secure environment. This is imperative to ensuring fans have a great guest experience. The sensory room is outfitted with bean bags from Yogibo, the visual light panels by Nanoleaf, activity panels, bubble walls, and a custom tactile artwork created by an autistic artist.

Lauren Daigle, who sponsored the room, says, "To open this room is such an honor-- and an incredible milestone to help better serve the millions of people with invisible needs."

"At Bridgestone Arena, we strive to create an environment where everyone can enjoy seeing the best performers and athletes in the world," Bridgestone Arena's David Kells shares. "Singing a song with 13,000 of your closest friends or cheering on the Preds to victory is an experience no one should miss. With that in mind, we are so proud to expand our partnership with KultureCity by opening a special place for those with sensory sensitivities. Thank you to Lauren Daigle and KultureCity for bringing this amazing new space to life."