Events Calendar
Events in November 2025
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Oct 26 |
Oct 27(2 events) 10:00 am: The Business of Blindness (online) – When: Mondays from 10:00AM-11:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: RSVP Link to Business of Blindness or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org What does it mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins and outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. 6:00 pm: Toastmasters: LightHouse Visionaries! (Online) – Toastmasters: LightHouse Visionaries! (Online)When: 2nd and 4th Mondays from 6:00 PM-7:30 PMWhere: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) |
Oct 28(2 events) 10:00 am: Pamoja (In Person) – When: 4th Tuesdays from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Where: 3075 Adeline St, Berkeley, CA 94703 RSVP: Pamoja RSVP Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org (415) 694-7607 Pamoja celebrates the intersection of Black culture and blindness while welcoming people of all backgrounds. Meetings are held monthly on the 4th Tuesday. All are welcome—join us for connection and community! 12:30 pm: Hands On Ukulele (in-person) – Earle Baum Campus, 4539 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa Always wanted to play an instrument and not sure how to get started? Come to the EBC campus on Tuesdays for an all levels Ukulele class. The parts of the ukulele, strings, chords, are all taught through description and assistance. Volunteers, called chord callers, will verbally call out the cord ahead of time, as an accessible way of reading music. The class starts at a more beginner level allowing for everyone to play and warm up, and progresses to more challenging songs. Playing music has been known to develop dexterity, improve cognitive function, exercises the brain, enhances memory, and is simply FUN! Bring your voice and enthusiasm and join in the fun. RSVP: Patricia Jefferson pjefferson@old.lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 | Oct 29 | Oct 30 |
Oct 31(1 event) (All day): Community Services Weekend Retreat at EHC! (All day) When: Oct. 31-Nov. 2 Where: Enchanted Hills Camp, Napa, CA RSVP: Retreat Weekend RSVP by Friday Oct. 10 (Space is limited) Join us for a fall weekend of relaxation, laughter, and connection at Enchanted Hills Camp. Together we’ll enjoy nature walks, art, yoga, meditation, music, and shared stories. This is a chance to highlight the creativity and spirit of our Community Services programs, whether it’s hearing a poem, moving to the beat, or simply spending time in good company. Come ready to recharge, laugh, and connect—just by being together. RSVP/Transportation:
11:00 AM: Pick up from 4539 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa CA Space is limited:
Important Information for Our Campers At EHC, we are dedicated to ensuring every camper has a safe and enjoyable experience. While our staff is committed to providing support, it’s important that campers should be capable of independently managing daily tasks such as grooming, toileting, dressing, feeding, morning and nighttime routines (e.g., brushing teeth), and basic navigation. Our staff will offer assistance as needed. Please understand that we are unable to consistently offer one-on-one assistance to campers. Therefore, all campers must be able to manage their daily living needs with minimal aid. If additional support is necessary, campers are required to bring a personal aide. There is no charge for an aide to attend camp, but they must pass our background screening protocols. |
Nov 1(1 event) (All day): Community Services Weekend Retreat at EHC! (All day) When: Oct. 31-Nov. 2 Where: Enchanted Hills Camp, Napa, CA RSVP: Retreat Weekend RSVP by Friday Oct. 10 (Space is limited) Join us for a fall weekend of relaxation, laughter, and connection at Enchanted Hills Camp. Together we’ll enjoy nature walks, art, yoga, meditation, music, and shared stories. This is a chance to highlight the creativity and spirit of our Community Services programs, whether it’s hearing a poem, moving to the beat, or simply spending time in good company. Come ready to recharge, laugh, and connect—just by being together. RSVP/Transportation:
11:00 AM: Pick up from 4539 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa CA Space is limited:
Important Information for Our Campers At EHC, we are dedicated to ensuring every camper has a safe and enjoyable experience. While our staff is committed to providing support, it’s important that campers should be capable of independently managing daily tasks such as grooming, toileting, dressing, feeding, morning and nighttime routines (e.g., brushing teeth), and basic navigation. Our staff will offer assistance as needed. Please understand that we are unable to consistently offer one-on-one assistance to campers. Therefore, all campers must be able to manage their daily living needs with minimal aid. If additional support is necessary, campers are required to bring a personal aide. There is no charge for an aide to attend camp, but they must pass our background screening protocols. |
Nov 2(1 event) (All day): Community Services Weekend Retreat at EHC! (All day) When: Oct. 31-Nov. 2 Where: Enchanted Hills Camp, Napa, CA RSVP: Retreat Weekend RSVP by Friday Oct. 10 (Space is limited) Join us for a fall weekend of relaxation, laughter, and connection at Enchanted Hills Camp. Together we’ll enjoy nature walks, art, yoga, meditation, music, and shared stories. This is a chance to highlight the creativity and spirit of our Community Services programs, whether it’s hearing a poem, moving to the beat, or simply spending time in good company. Come ready to recharge, laugh, and connect—just by being together. RSVP/Transportation:
11:00 AM: Pick up from 4539 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa CA Space is limited:
Important Information for Our Campers At EHC, we are dedicated to ensuring every camper has a safe and enjoyable experience. While our staff is committed to providing support, it’s important that campers should be capable of independently managing daily tasks such as grooming, toileting, dressing, feeding, morning and nighttime routines (e.g., brushing teeth), and basic navigation. Our staff will offer assistance as needed. Please understand that we are unable to consistently offer one-on-one assistance to campers. Therefore, all campers must be able to manage their daily living needs with minimal aid. If additional support is necessary, campers are required to bring a personal aide. There is no charge for an aide to attend camp, but they must pass our background screening protocols. |
Nov 3(1 event) 10:00 am: The Business of Blindness (online) – When: Mondays from 10:00AM-11:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: RSVP Link to Business of Blindness or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org What does it mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins and outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. |
Nov 4(2 events) 10:00 am: Speak Up Skills: Strategies for Independence, Advocacy, and Conversation for Blind and Low Vision Adults (online) – When: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays (October-December) from 10:00 AM-11:30 AM October 7 and 21, November 4 and 18, and December 2 and 16 RSVP: Speak Up RSVP Link or Email sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org Speak Up Skills is a six-week, peer-led support group designed for people adjusting to vision loss. Are you struggling to adapt to changes in your vision? Do you feel alone in navigating daily life with impaired vision? This group offers a supportive space to share experiences, insights, and strategies for living independently with changing vision. Following a cycle of topics from Hannah Fairbairn’s When You Can’t Believe Your Eyes: Vision Loss and Personal Recovery, we’ll practice communication skills such as self-advocacy, boundary setting, and speaking up in medical settings, social events, and at home. Sessions include discussion, peer sharing, and role-plays. Reading the book is not required, but it is available on BARD (DBC11619) for those who want to explore more deeply. Space is limited; priority will be given to new participants, though returning students are always welcome. 12:30 pm: Hands On Ukulele (in-person) – Earle Baum Campus, 4539 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa Always wanted to play an instrument and not sure how to get started? Come to the EBC campus on Tuesdays for an all levels Ukulele class. The parts of the ukulele, strings, chords, are all taught through description and assistance. Volunteers, called chord callers, will verbally call out the cord ahead of time, as an accessible way of reading music. The class starts at a more beginner level allowing for everyone to play and warm up, and progresses to more challenging songs. Playing music has been known to develop dexterity, improve cognitive function, exercises the brain, enhances memory, and is simply FUN! Bring your voice and enthusiasm and join in the fun. RSVP: Patricia Jefferson pjefferson@old.lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 |
Nov 5(2 events) 1:00 pm: Blind Bloopers (online) – When: 1st Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: Blind Bloopers RSVP Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7607 (This will be our final Blind Bloopers session for 2025) Laugh with us at Blind Bloopers—a lighthearted session where we share the funny, unexpected, and relatable moments that come with blindness or low vision. From tech mix-ups to travel mishaps, come ready to chuckle, connect, and celebrate the joy in our perfectly imperfect lives! 1:00 pm: In My Own Words (Online) – When: 1st Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: In My Own Words RSVP Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7607 Stories in Motion is a student-led space where lived experiences take the stage. From lighthearted moments to deeper reflections, each story opens a window into the many ways life unfolds. After listening, we connect, share, and close in gratitude—reminded that every story is still being written. This month’s Storytellers:
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Nov 6(2 events) 11:00 am: Live Performance of FAME the musical (In Person) – When: Nov. 6 from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM (part of Thursday’s Together) Where: 4539 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa CA RSVP: FAME RSVP Link Patricia pjefferson@lighthouse-sf.org or 707-775-7153 Based on the hit 1980 film, Fame follows the lives of students at New York’s High School for the Performing Arts as they navigate challenges, personal growth, and the pursuit of their dreams between 1980 and 1984. This live touring production is performed by talented high school students from Crossroads School of Arts and Sciences in Santa Monica, California. 11:30 am: Blind Fencing (In Person) – When: Thursdays Nov. 6, 13, 20 and Dec. 4, 11 from 11:30 AM-12:30 PM Where: 1155 Market Street, San Francisco, CA RSVP: RSVP Fencing Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.or or (415) 694-7607 Please register early, Space is limited! Join fencing coaches and movement specialists Brandon Smith and Stacey Breidenstein from SF Fencing Academy for an intro to the sport of Blind Fencing. Fencing has been taught to the blind and visually impaired in the US since the 1950s! The series will cover the foundational concepts of the sport including fencing stance and footwork, how to orient yourself on the fencing strip or the area of play, blade work including attacks and parries (blocks), how to participate in a bout, as well as tactics and strategy. In class we’ll explore learning through listening and feel, and explore areas of balance and proprioception through fun, guided movement, and fencing drills. Come learn this game of tactical tag in a fun, safe, supportive environment. | Nov 7 | Nov 8 |
Nov 9 |
Nov 10(2 events) 10:00 am: The Business of Blindness (online) – When: Mondays from 10:00AM-11:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: RSVP Link to Business of Blindness or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org What does it mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins and outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. 6:00 pm: Toastmasters: LightHouse Visionaries! (Online) – Toastmasters: LightHouse Visionaries! (Online)When: 2nd and 4th Mondays from 6:00 PM-7:30 PMWhere: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) |
Nov 11(2 events) 12:30 pm: Hands On Ukulele (in-person) – Earle Baum Campus, 4539 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa Always wanted to play an instrument and not sure how to get started? Come to the EBC campus on Tuesdays for an all levels Ukulele class. The parts of the ukulele, strings, chords, are all taught through description and assistance. Volunteers, called chord callers, will verbally call out the cord ahead of time, as an accessible way of reading music. The class starts at a more beginner level allowing for everyone to play and warm up, and progresses to more challenging songs. Playing music has been known to develop dexterity, improve cognitive function, exercises the brain, enhances memory, and is simply FUN! Bring your voice and enthusiasm and join in the fun. RSVP: Patricia Jefferson pjefferson@old.lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 7:00 pm: EHC Alumni Time Capsule (online) – Please join former Enchanted Hills Camp Director, Tony Fletcher as he interviews an EHC alumni. Please contact Hailey Browne at HBrowne@old.lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7300 for Zoom Invite Information. |
Nov 12(2 events) 12:00 pm: Movie Moments: Audio Described Films & Conversation (Hybrid) – When: Wednesday November 12 from 12:00-1:30pm Where: 4539 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa, CA, Room 3 and Zoom RSVP: Patricia pjefferson@lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 or 707-775-7153 Audio Described Documentary Film “QUINCY” 2018. Life, inspiration and music history of American recording producer, singer, musician and film producer. 1:00 pm: Best Accessible Things to Do! (Online) – When: 2nd Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30 PM Join us for a fun and practical exchange of tips on accessible activities, places, apps, and helpful tools you use at home. Whether it’s a great museum tour, a fitness class, or a handy app, come share what’s working for you and learn from others. Together, we’ll build a go-to list of ideas designed with accessibility in mind! |
Nov 13(3 events) 10:30 am: Book Club (Hybrid) – When: 2nd Thursdays from 10:30-12:00 Where: 4539 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa and Zoom All books are on BARD
11:30 am: Blind Fencing (In Person) – When: Thursdays Nov. 6, 13, 20 and Dec. 4, 11 from 11:30 AM-12:30 PM Where: 1155 Market Street, San Francisco, CA RSVP: RSVP Fencing Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.or or (415) 694-7607 Please register early, Space is limited! Join fencing coaches and movement specialists Brandon Smith and Stacey Breidenstein from SF Fencing Academy for an intro to the sport of Blind Fencing. Fencing has been taught to the blind and visually impaired in the US since the 1950s! The series will cover the foundational concepts of the sport including fencing stance and footwork, how to orient yourself on the fencing strip or the area of play, blade work including attacks and parries (blocks), how to participate in a bout, as well as tactics and strategy. In class we’ll explore learning through listening and feel, and explore areas of balance and proprioception through fun, guided movement, and fencing drills. Come learn this game of tactical tag in a fun, safe, supportive environment. 12:00 pm: Nature and Gardening with Marney Blair (Online) – When: 2nd and 4th Thursdays October 9 and 23 from 12:00-1:00pm RSVP: Nature and Gardening with Marney Blair, or Patricia pjefferson@lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 or 707-775-7153 Planting Seeds Together: Your box will be coming in the mail and contain potting soil and cow pots. Each person will get 3 cow pots. Each paper bag has three envelopes. Each envelope is labeled what seeds are inside. Inside the envelope is a plastic sandwich bag that holds the seeds. People should open one envelope at a time over a plate of something that can collect the small seeds. The squash envelope has 2 seeds; Chard envelope has 6 seeds and Lettuce envelope has 5 seeds. Marney will describe how to do all of it for us. | Nov 14 | Nov 15 |
Nov 16 |
Nov 17(1 event) 10:00 am: The Business of Blindness (online) – When: Mondays from 10:00AM-11:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: RSVP Link to Business of Blindness or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org What does it mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins and outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. |
Nov 18(2 events) 10:00 am: Speak Up Skills: Strategies for Independence, Advocacy, and Conversation for Blind and Low Vision Adults (online) – When: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays (October-December) from 10:00 AM-11:30 AM October 7 and 21, November 4 and 18, and December 2 and 16 RSVP: Speak Up RSVP Link or Email sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org Speak Up Skills is a six-week, peer-led support group designed for people adjusting to vision loss. Are you struggling to adapt to changes in your vision? Do you feel alone in navigating daily life with impaired vision? This group offers a supportive space to share experiences, insights, and strategies for living independently with changing vision. Following a cycle of topics from Hannah Fairbairn’s When You Can’t Believe Your Eyes: Vision Loss and Personal Recovery, we’ll practice communication skills such as self-advocacy, boundary setting, and speaking up in medical settings, social events, and at home. Sessions include discussion, peer sharing, and role-plays. Reading the book is not required, but it is available on BARD (DBC11619) for those who want to explore more deeply. Space is limited; priority will be given to new participants, though returning students are always welcome. 12:30 pm: Hands On Ukulele (in-person) – Earle Baum Campus, 4539 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa Always wanted to play an instrument and not sure how to get started? Come to the EBC campus on Tuesdays for an all levels Ukulele class. The parts of the ukulele, strings, chords, are all taught through description and assistance. Volunteers, called chord callers, will verbally call out the cord ahead of time, as an accessible way of reading music. The class starts at a more beginner level allowing for everyone to play and warm up, and progresses to more challenging songs. Playing music has been known to develop dexterity, improve cognitive function, exercises the brain, enhances memory, and is simply FUN! Bring your voice and enthusiasm and join in the fun. RSVP: Patricia Jefferson pjefferson@old.lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 |
Nov 19(1 event) 1:00 pm: Music and Memories (Online) – When: 3rd Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: Music and Memories RSVP Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7607 Join us for Music & Memories—our monthly music appreciation session! Share a song that brings you joy, lifts your spirits, or takes you back to a special time. We’ll listen, reflect, and connect through the power of music. Come ready to reminisce and celebrate the soundtrack of our lives! |
Nov 20(1 event) 11:30 am: Blind Fencing (In Person) – When: Thursdays Nov. 6, 13, 20 and Dec. 4, 11 from 11:30 AM-12:30 PM Where: 1155 Market Street, San Francisco, CA RSVP: RSVP Fencing Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.or or (415) 694-7607 Please register early, Space is limited! Join fencing coaches and movement specialists Brandon Smith and Stacey Breidenstein from SF Fencing Academy for an intro to the sport of Blind Fencing. Fencing has been taught to the blind and visually impaired in the US since the 1950s! The series will cover the foundational concepts of the sport including fencing stance and footwork, how to orient yourself on the fencing strip or the area of play, blade work including attacks and parries (blocks), how to participate in a bout, as well as tactics and strategy. In class we’ll explore learning through listening and feel, and explore areas of balance and proprioception through fun, guided movement, and fencing drills. Come learn this game of tactical tag in a fun, safe, supportive environment. | Nov 21 | Nov 22 |
Nov 23 |
Nov 24(3 events) (All day): In-Take Lines and Reception Closure during Holiday Week (All day) Please note that our new student in-take line and in-person reception will be closed on all LightHouse campuses the week of November 24 - 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, and will resume as normal on Monday, December 1. LightHouse wishes everyone a safe, healthy, and happy holiday week! 10:00 am: The Business of Blindness (online) – When: Mondays from 10:00AM-11:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: RSVP Link to Business of Blindness or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org What does it mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins and outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. 6:00 pm: Toastmasters: LightHouse Visionaries! (Online) – Toastmasters: LightHouse Visionaries! (Online)When: 2nd and 4th Mondays from 6:00 PM-7:30 PMWhere: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) |
Nov 25(2 events) (All day): In-Take Lines and Reception Closure during Holiday Week (All day) Please note that our new student in-take line and in-person reception will be closed on all LightHouse campuses the week of November 24 - 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, and will resume as normal on Monday, December 1. LightHouse wishes everyone a safe, healthy, and happy holiday week! 12:30 pm: Hands On Ukulele (in-person) – Earle Baum Campus, 4539 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa Always wanted to play an instrument and not sure how to get started? Come to the EBC campus on Tuesdays for an all levels Ukulele class. The parts of the ukulele, strings, chords, are all taught through description and assistance. Volunteers, called chord callers, will verbally call out the cord ahead of time, as an accessible way of reading music. The class starts at a more beginner level allowing for everyone to play and warm up, and progresses to more challenging songs. Playing music has been known to develop dexterity, improve cognitive function, exercises the brain, enhances memory, and is simply FUN! Bring your voice and enthusiasm and join in the fun. RSVP: Patricia Jefferson pjefferson@old.lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 |
Nov 26(1 event) (All day): In-Take Lines and Reception Closure during Holiday Week (All day) Please note that our new student in-take line and in-person reception will be closed on all LightHouse campuses the week of November 24 - 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, and will resume as normal on Monday, December 1. LightHouse wishes everyone a safe, healthy, and happy holiday week! |
Nov 27(2 events) (All day): In-Take Lines and Reception Closure during Holiday Week (All day) Please note that our new student in-take line and in-person reception will be closed on all LightHouse campuses the week of November 24 - 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, and will resume as normal on Monday, December 1. LightHouse wishes everyone a safe, healthy, and happy holiday week! (All day): Thanksgiving Holiday (All day) LightHouse will be closed on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. |
Nov 28(2 events) (All day): In-Take Lines and Reception Closure during Holiday Week (All day) Please note that our new student in-take line and in-person reception will be closed on all LightHouse campuses the week of November 24 - 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, and will resume as normal on Monday, December 1. LightHouse wishes everyone a safe, healthy, and happy holiday week! (All day): Thanksgiving Holiday (All day) LightHouse will be closed on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. | Nov 29 |
Nov 30 |
Dec 1(1 event) 10:00 am: The Business of Blindness (online) – When: Mondays from 10:00AM-11:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: RSVP Link to Business of Blindness or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org What does it mean to be blind or low vision? Mike Cole, a veteran of all things blindness, leads this call-in forum to discuss the many day-to-day ins and outs of blindness—from daily living in your home environment to navigating the vast expanse of bureaucracies. |
Dec 2(2 events) 10:00 am: Speak Up Skills: Strategies for Independence, Advocacy, and Conversation for Blind and Low Vision Adults (online) – When: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays (October-December) from 10:00 AM-11:30 AM October 7 and 21, November 4 and 18, and December 2 and 16 RSVP: Speak Up RSVP Link or Email sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org Speak Up Skills is a six-week, peer-led support group designed for people adjusting to vision loss. Are you struggling to adapt to changes in your vision? Do you feel alone in navigating daily life with impaired vision? This group offers a supportive space to share experiences, insights, and strategies for living independently with changing vision. Following a cycle of topics from Hannah Fairbairn’s When You Can’t Believe Your Eyes: Vision Loss and Personal Recovery, we’ll practice communication skills such as self-advocacy, boundary setting, and speaking up in medical settings, social events, and at home. Sessions include discussion, peer sharing, and role-plays. Reading the book is not required, but it is available on BARD (DBC11619) for those who want to explore more deeply. Space is limited; priority will be given to new participants, though returning students are always welcome. 12:30 pm: Hands On Ukulele (in-person) – Earle Baum Campus, 4539 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa Always wanted to play an instrument and not sure how to get started? Come to the EBC campus on Tuesdays for an all levels Ukulele class. The parts of the ukulele, strings, chords, are all taught through description and assistance. Volunteers, called chord callers, will verbally call out the cord ahead of time, as an accessible way of reading music. The class starts at a more beginner level allowing for everyone to play and warm up, and progresses to more challenging songs. Playing music has been known to develop dexterity, improve cognitive function, exercises the brain, enhances memory, and is simply FUN! Bring your voice and enthusiasm and join in the fun. RSVP: Patricia Jefferson pjefferson@old.lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7692 |
Dec 3(2 events) 1:00 pm: Blind Bloopers (online) – When: 1st Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: Blind Bloopers RSVP Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7607 (This will be our final Blind Bloopers session for 2025) Laugh with us at Blind Bloopers—a lighthearted session where we share the funny, unexpected, and relatable moments that come with blindness or low vision. From tech mix-ups to travel mishaps, come ready to chuckle, connect, and celebrate the joy in our perfectly imperfect lives! 1:00 pm: In My Own Words (Online) – When: 1st Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30 PM Where: Zoom (New to this program? RSVP for the link) RSVP: In My Own Words RSVP Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7607 Stories in Motion is a student-led space where lived experiences take the stage. From lighthearted moments to deeper reflections, each story opens a window into the many ways life unfolds. After listening, we connect, share, and close in gratitude—reminded that every story is still being written. This month’s Storytellers:
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Dec 4(1 event) 11:30 am: Blind Fencing (In Person) – When: Thursdays Nov. 6, 13, 20 and Dec. 4, 11 from 11:30 AM-12:30 PM Where: 1155 Market Street, San Francisco, CA RSVP: RSVP Fencing Link or sbolus@lighthouse-sf.or or (415) 694-7607 Please register early, Space is limited! Join fencing coaches and movement specialists Brandon Smith and Stacey Breidenstein from SF Fencing Academy for an intro to the sport of Blind Fencing. Fencing has been taught to the blind and visually impaired in the US since the 1950s! The series will cover the foundational concepts of the sport including fencing stance and footwork, how to orient yourself on the fencing strip or the area of play, blade work including attacks and parries (blocks), how to participate in a bout, as well as tactics and strategy. In class we’ll explore learning through listening and feel, and explore areas of balance and proprioception through fun, guided movement, and fencing drills. Come learn this game of tactical tag in a fun, safe, supportive environment. | Dec 5 | Dec 6 |
The events for the upcoming week are read aloud on our event hotline every Friday, which can be accessed by calling 415-694-7325.
The LightHouse is scent-free. Please abstain from wearing colognes, perfumes, or other scented products. Additionally, coffee must be securely lidded at all times and citrus should not be peeled on the premises.
The LightHouse’s campuses are peanut-free. Please do not bring any peanut products to any LightHouse campuses.
Additionally, coffee must be securely lidded at all times and citrus should not be peeled on the premises. Thanks for supporting our efforts to respect chemical sensitivities!