LightHouse for the Blind - San Francisco Bay Area

05/29/2026

LightHouse is holding their quarterly virtual public Board meeting on Thursday, June 4 at 5:30 PM. If you are interested in joining, please complete the RSVP form here:

05/22/2026

Exciting news for athletes and adaptive sports enthusiasts: BORP Adaptive Sports and Recreation is hosting an Adaptive Sports Fair next Saturday, May 30, at the Glen Park Rec Center in San Francisco!

Check out adaptive cycling, table tennis, pickleball, wheelchair basketball, blind fencing, and more!

For more info, visit:

BORP, Sutter Health, and SF Rec and Parks Present  The 2nd Annual San Francisco Sports Fair Your chance to sample adaptive sports in San Francisco! May 30, 2026 • Glen Park Rec Center, 11-2 This event is designed to expose people with physical disabilities to adaptive sports. Everyone is welcome,...

05/18/2026

Join LightHouse and several other California blindness and disability organizations in a Day of Action in Sacramento! Registration closes tomorrow, Tuesday, May 19: https://forms.office.com/r/Gn1ZaeB0ca

On Wednesday evening, May 20, at 6:00 PM we will be holding a virtual advocacy training to help educate our community on the issues at hand and our messaging and mission for the Day of Action. All who register are asked to attend the Wednesday meeting. If you cannot join us in Sacramento on May 26, we still encourage you to join the virtual advocacy training this Wednesday, as we will be discussing important information that impacts blind and disabled people across California.

To receive the Zoom link to Wednesday's virtual advocacy training, please register here: https://forms.office.com/r/Gn1ZaeB0ca

Together we can make a difference! We hope you will join us in advocating for brighter futures for the BVI and Disability communities of California! 🦯🦽🦮

05/13/2026

LightHouse is excited to announce that Sony PlayStation is providing employment opportunities for blind and low vision professionals through Sony's Apprentice Pathway Program. 🎮🦯

Diversity Hiring Initiative — This role is specifically open to qualified candidates who are blind or have low vision. This requirement is an intentional part of our commitment to building a more inclusive workforce. We're actively seeking talented individuals whose lived experiences and unique perspectives will make the Sony team stronger and gaming more inclusive.

For more info and how to apply, please visit:

05/12/2026

🚨Calling all members and supporters of the disability communities in California! 🚨

Right now, critical services that support independence, employment, and community for people with disabilities are at risk.

A major shift in funding has moved resources away from community-based programs and into systems that do not reach everyone. At the same time, access within those systems is limited, leaving many people without the services they need.

Join LightHouse on Tuesday, May 26, as we take these issues to the steps of the Capitol building in Sacramento! We will be providing transportation services from LightHouse HQ in San Francisco and the Earle Baum Campus in Santa Rosa. For more detailed information, please visit: https://lighthouse-sf.org/we-need-you-protect-access-join-us-in-sacramento-on-may-26/

To register, go to: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Gn1ZaeB0ca

We cannot stay silent! Let's advocate for impactful positive change for disabled Californians together. 🦯🦽🦮

Photo: The State Capitol Building in Sacramento, CA

04/28/2026

World Labyrinth Day is just around the corner! Join us this Saturday at our Earle Baum Campus in Santa Rosa for an afternoon of peace, community, and connection!

For event details, please visit: https://lighthouse-sf.org/mc-events/world-labyrinth-day-walk-for-peace/

We hope to see you there! 😀

When: May 2, 2026 from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Where: Earle Baum Campus 4539 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa, CA…

04/23/2026

Calling all BVI Bay Area folks ages 18 and older! The LightHouse Accessible User Experience (AUX) team is supporting an upcoming user testing study to provide feedback on an accessible voting kiosk technology from a company called VotingWorks. We are seeking at least 16 members of our blind and low vision community who are interested to participate in this PAID in-person 30-minute user study at the LightHouse HQ next week on April 30 and May 1.

For more details and how to participate, please visit:

The LightHouse Accessible User Experience (AUX) team is supporting an upcoming user testing study to provide feedback on an accessible…

04/15/2026

Our artists have submitted their designs, and now is the time to vote! Check out the photos and image descriptions when you follow the link to the Enchanted Hills Camp T-Shirt Design Contest Voting Form, cast your vote, and wait for the results! You have from today, April 15, until April 30 to vote on your favorite design.
(We kindly ask that each person only place one vote.)

Vote here:

04/09/2026

LightHouse is excited to share that "Joybubbles" is coming to the Bay Area this month. On the heels of Sundance, SXSW, Big Sky and more, this documentary will have its California premiere at this year's San Francisco International Film Festival! 🎞️🍿

Tickets are now on sale for $20and are selling fast! The film will be shown with open audio description and open captions to provide the most accessible experience to the most people possible.

Date: April 25, 2026
Location: Premier Theater at One Letterman in the Presidio
Ticket link:

An extraordinary man deserves an extraordinary documentary, and director Rachael J. Morrison delivers exactly that with this lively portrait of Josef Carl Engressia, also known as Joybubbles. In the era […]

04/06/2026

Did you know that LightHouse offers a wide array of recreational programs for blind and low vision adults? From tap dance to advocacy, Tai Chi to the ukulele, peer-led support groups and accessible experiences, in-person or virtual attendance, there's something for everyone! Check out the LightHouse web calendar and start getting involved today! 🙂

Empowering blind and low vision individuals through training, technology, community, and support to live independently and with confidence.