A brand new room full of engaging sensory opportunities.

Reduce stress, anxiety, and pain, increase leisure skills, and de-escalate heightened emotions in this safe place to discover, engage, and grow.

Zot Artz adaptive tools and assistive technology transform  wheelchairs into huge paintbrushes and people of all abilities and ages can stamp, draw, and print to make their mark on a 40' x 50' canvas with glow paint in black light.  Everyone can make a print to take home.

This is the most popular team sport for individuals with visual impairments. Participants compete in teams of three, and try to throw a ball that has bells embedded in it into the opponents' goal. The ball is thrown by hand and never kicked. All are blindfolded during this game to allow individuals of all levels of vision to participate.

This is the world’s most popular accessible sport. Using a sports chair allows athletes extra speed, ergonomics and mobility. Explore the basics of this fun and challenging sport through fun, interactive games. Chairs available for use on the day of the event.

Come meet several of our amazing horses. You will have an opportunity to get to know about these amazing animals and learn about yourself in the process by petting and grooming them.

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This form of non-mounted psychotherapy integrates the unique intuitive power of horses in a safe, interactive environment.

Beep Baseball also known as Beep Ball is similar to traditional baseball, with some modifications. we use a modified 16 inch softball with a rechargeable battery and speaker built in that emits a beeping sound throughout the game, the “Beep Ball”. Our Bases are 4 foot high padded cylinders that also have speakers that bake a buzzing sound. Because there are varying degrees of blindness ALL players are required to wear a blindfold, thus using their hearing to play the game.

All players stay on the ground as they bump, set and spike. This places everyone on a level playing field and brings disabled and able-bodied individuals together to play an enjoyable sport without limiting anyone’s abilities.

The Lions Club is actively involved in service to the blind and visually impaired. To this end, they will be providing free vision screenings and popcorn during the event.

The Fountaindale Public Library is committed to inclusion. They'll be onsite with their wheelchair-accessible bookmobile showcasing library resources and information on services for individuals with disabilities.