Vision loss does not mean you are unable to participate in activities you have always enjoyed or avoid pursuit of new interests. There are many activities and sports (ice hockey, rowing, bowling, cycling, skiing) available.
Audio description for television, movies, theater performances, museums and parks allow those with vision impairment to still enjoy the arts and TV with friends and family. Vision loss is even an opportunity to try new endeavors and different kinds of activities.
Access Pass for National Parks. Free if you visit a federal recreation site. Visit or call to learn more.
Nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching visually and mobility impaired adults cross-country skiing.
Connects you to other visually-impaired chess players. Also have classes available.
Facebook running group. Pairs athletes with disabilities with guides. Free to the public.
Nonprofit organization that can help find or join regional sports for persons who are visually impaired or blind.
Audio description at various theatres. Call to learn which theatres and shows have been recorded.
Visually impaired dragon boat racing group.
Arts and education opportunities for students and adults with disabilities. Located at Kennedy Center.
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