3rd Annual Sensational Summer Concert
Benefiting the Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation
The Hard Rock Café
500 16th Street
Denver, CO 80202
Thursday – August 18th, 2011
The Hard Rock Cafe and Nashville singer/songwriter Coles Whalen and her band are coming together for the3rd Annual Sensational Summer Concert benefiting the Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation. We are excited and honored to have Special Guests, Jim Dalton of the Railbenders and Seth and Josh Larson from Something Underground. Coles Whalen will rock the stage with her soulful and powerful music, touted as, “The next big thing” by KYGO radio. Some very special guests will accompany Coles as well, so stay tuned.Coles Whalen will rock the stage with her soulful and powerful music, touted as, “The next big thing” by KYGO radio. Some very special guests will accompany Coles as well, so stay tuned.This sensational event starts at 8:30pm with doors opening at 8:00pm. General admission is $10 in advance, $15 at the door and $75 for VIP tickets. There are 75 VIP Tickets available. The VIP room opens at 8pm and closes at 8:45pm. The VIP ticket includes a VIP lanyard, access to the Green Room/VIP Room, meet and greet with Coles Whalen, free appetizers, and a VIP gift bag. Tickets are available online at www.ticketweb.com
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a complex disorder of the brain that affects the way information from the senses (sight, sound, taste, smell, touch, and movement) is experienced and turned into behavior. A person with SPD misinterprets sensory information and may over-react or under-react to it. He/she may cover his/her ears when hearing a siren or be unable to distinguish his teacher’s words from background noises. Other symptoms may include motor clumsiness, behavior problems, anxiety, depression, or school difficulties. The SPD Foundation and STAR Center are committed to enhancing the quality of life for those with SPD and their families through research, education, advocacy and multi-disciplinary services and support.
Proceeds will fund research toward diagnostic recognition of SPD, studies of treatment effectiveness, and the building of an outdoor sensory playground, bringing therapy, research and SPD family training together.
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