Outlook Explorers: Journey Beyond Sight Camp
About Camp Whether your child is a first-time camper or returning to reconnect with friends, Outlook Explorers: Journey Beyond Sight Camp offers a week filled with growth, fun, and experiential […]
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Community Events & Activities for Blind and Low-Vision Participants
Find Upcoming Outlook Nebraska Community Events
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UNO 6001 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE
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Tandem Bike Club – Night Ride for Ice Cream (Ages 18+)
Meet at Outlook Nebraska 4125 S 72nd St., Omaha, NebraskaIt's time for everyone's favorite bike ride of the year! We've found the best way to beat the heat is with an ice cream treat! This ride takes place in […]
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Rollin’ Down the River (Ages 19+)
meeting at Outlook Nebraska 4125 S 72nd St., Omaha, NE, United StatesSummer is not over yet! We’re tying our tubes together and traveling down the Elkhorn River. With volunteer tour guides to help navigate the route and the river setting the pace, you’ll spend the day with a smile on your face. Floating coolers will be available to keep your refreshments cold. Life jackets will be […]
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Audiobook Club – The Lost Girls: A Vampire Revenge Story
Featured Book for August The Lost Girls: A Vampire Revenge Story by Sonia Hartl BARD # DB106452 Stuck with crimped hair since the 1980's, when her ex-boyfriend Elton turned her into a vampire, Holly teams up with two of his former girlfriends to kill him before he can trick another girl into eternal adolescence. Our […]
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Tandem Bike Club – Corporate Cycling Challenge (Ages 18+)
Meet at Matt Bar and Grill/Old Mattress Factory Parking Lot 501 N 13th St., Omaha, NebraskaThe Corporate Cycling Challenge is the biggest ride in Nebraska and allows you to take on a bigger challenge than our usual bike rides. There are options for 12-, 24-, or 42-mile routes. We have bike captains ready to ride, no matter which route you choose. This ride starts in the Capitol District and offers […]
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Group Exercise Classes (now thru August)
outlook Nebraska 4125 S 72nd St., Omaha, NebraskaLose the excuses and gain strength with our adaptive group exercise classes. The group environment creates both accountability and support. Classes are led by a certified exercise science instructor who is also visually impaired. Exercises are described verbally instead of shown visually, and encouraging suggestions will help ensure you're performing the moves correctly. Workouts can […]