DIY Christmas decorations quickly become the favorite items your family wants to hang when you pull out the Christmas totes each year. Snowman Wreath: Welcome guests throughout the season with […]
This workshop will focus on accessibility features for audiobooks, magazines and newspapers. These tech workshops are presented under a contract with Services for the Blind and Vision Impaired, a division […]
We're offering trainings on the New Hampshire Accessible Voting System. This training will take place from 12-1PM at the Marion Gerrish Center (39 W. Broadway - Derry, NH). To register now, click here.
Did you know Australia is wider than the moon? Or, that the ancient Romans used to drop a piece of toast into their wine for good health? Join us for a fun and informative online event all about fun facts! We’ll be sharing some of our favorites, and we encourage you to bring your own […]
Whether identifying your surroundings in a room, taking an image to know what's in your refrigerator, and even suggest recipes from such options are just a few examples of this newest feature of Be My Eyes. Learn and discover how to benefit the most from artificial intelligence providing virtual assistance in every day tasks. To […]
Join us as we talk with people who are blind and visually impaired working in all different fields of work. You may ask what is a Program Consultant, and what does that entail? Our guest Sila Miller will share all about aspects of her role, including Client advocacy and outreach education. Sila has worked in […]
Jackie comes to us as a certified instructor with 9 years experience teaching bone building. Through the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Jackie currently teaches at the Berlin Recreation Center. Having some sight impairment herself, Jackie has been participating in our Fit & Fabulous workouts on a regular basis and is thrilled to lead us […]
Try new dishes with the start of the New Year! The history of Arroz Con Gandules (Puerto Rican rice with pigeon peas or kidney beans) starts around the 16th century in Puerto Rico when the techniques on how to grow rice on the island were becoming effective. In addition, this dish was called a compound […]
Learn how to make a fun and functional beaded abacus using pony beads and macramé techniques. This abacus can be used to help you count rows while crafting other projects, or simply act as a decorative piece for your home. Please order your kit by January 4th Cost $8.00 *Free registration will be available for […]
This workshop will share information on how current smart home technologies can benefit the blind and low vision community. This will include the use of smart speakers and a voice assistant (i.e.: Alexa) for tasks around the home (maintain calendar, stay up on news, set timer, etc.) and will address how these systems can promote […]
Teams will carry out many rounds of spontaneous fun! Join us as we offer this improv gameshow where everybody laughs and everybody brings some luck to their team, BUT NOBODY KNOWS WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT! To register now, click here. For instructions on how to use our registration system, click here. Questions? Contact Stephanie Hurd. Zoom […]
Join Nancy Griffin for an introduction to Middle Eastern folkdance, or belly dance. Its roots stretch back to ancient, natural ways of movement to rhythms. The movements are very organic, originating from the core of the body, promoting balance and a sense of harmony and wellbeing. Nancy Griffin has taught belly dance for over 35 […]
