P U L S E - Move, Touch, Discover!

A playful, interactive experience where you explore sound! For kids, adults and curious minds! 

A fun and experimental experience inspired by the nerve endings that allow you to feel if your hair is moved or touched. This interactive installation from Neon Dance features a series of mini tiles each containing a single artificial ‘hair’ that responds to movement and touch by producing sounds. This event is a chance to play with and explore technology and sound in a shared environment.

Tickets: You can book a 30min slot between 12.30-4.30pm. There are 4 tickets per time slot – a maximum of 4 people can attend. Each person with a ticket will be given a pair of headphones to access the installation, therefore you will need to book a ticket for all those attending who want to experience the installation (adults and children).

Access: The installation is suitable for people who are neurodivergent, visually impaired or experience a physical disability. Please email [javascript protected email address] if you have any access needs that we can support you with, on the day.

Created by Neon Dance (Adrienne Hart) and technologist Dr Hemma Philamore (Bristol Robotics Lab) with composer Sebastian Reynolds. Supported by Festival of Tomorrow & British Science Association.

 

Hosted by Neon Dance Artistic Director, Adrienne Hart & composer Sebastian Reynolds

 

Book a half an hour slot

Capacity: 4ppl at a time

Age recommendation: 3+

 

Presented in partnership with Dreamy Place Festival 

Date and time
Sunday 25 October 2026
Times
30 minute slots
12.30-4.30pm
Location
Aldridge Community Space (The Dance Space)
Ticket Price
Pay what you can (£3-£10). Suggested £5
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