Ready for a “KILLER” adventure? Take a hike with us through the dark woods for an escape room-like experience. As we navigate the haunted woods, we’ll be solving eerie puzzles on a scavenger hunt with immersive audio clues. If you make it back, we’ll gather ’round the firepit for caramel apples with all the fixins!
We’ve done poems. We’ve done short stories. Now we are getting inspiration by taking our writing on the go. We’ll visit an mystery location and write based on what we hear, feel, smell, touch and experience. We’ll be exploring part of Omaha while exploring our creative sides. Transportation will be provided from Outlook to the mystery location and back.
Howdy teens! We are planning to take an hour long horseback ride through the trails of Platte River State Park followed by a lesson on how to rope and lasso cattle.
Participants will have to provide their own transportation to Platte Ricer State Park. Participants or parents of minor participants must also sign a waiver from Platte River State Park. Each teen will be riding on their own horse. Outlook’s adaptive sports specialist will spaced out on horseback between teen riders to give verbal cues should a horse need directional correction. If you are scared, nervous or uncomfortable with horses, this event may not be right for you.
Braille and large print BINGO is always a blast, so we’re bringing it back for a third year! There is a $10 cash buy-in at the door, which will be used as cash prizes for winners. Whether or not you fill your BINGO card, the afternoon will be filled with fun, friends, caramel apples, toppings, and apple cider (spiked or regular). BINGO cards are available in Braille, and large print or volunteer readers can be provided if neither Braille nor large print works for you.
Taco ’bout a reason to celebrate!! It’s time for the 5th Annual White Cane Day Happy Hour. Let’s get together and raise a toast to those of us using a white cane to live, travel, and explore the world as individuals living with vision loss. This year, the fiesta will be at Fernando’s Mexican Restaurant. A refreshment and rides for those living outside of public transportation areas are being provided by local Lion’s Club chapters and for that we’d like to say GRACIAS! So come on, amigos, let’s bring the blind community together and prove that we may have less vision, but we definitely have more fun!!
Rides provided by the Lion’s Club members may be limited in space and distance. Please register by October 1st to ensure we have time to organize rides. We will try our best to accommodate, but there are no guarantees.
Outside of a complimentary refreshment, attendees are responsible for purchasing their own additional food and drinks.
Hit your fitness goals with Outlook Enrichment! These classes are designed for, attended by, and instructed by workout warriors with vision loss. Movements are described verbally instead of demonstrated visually. Our fitness specialist, Isaac, can adapt any workout to match your current fitness levels or help you reach your future goals. The intensity of the workout is all up to you. You can get a full-body workout with lots of variety using body weight, hand weights, exercise bands, and slam balls. Join anytime.
We are offering classes from now through December 12 at the following times:
Mondays and Wednesdays 5:45 – 6:30 pm | Adaptive Crossfit and Kickboxing
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 2 – 2:45 pm | Intermediate Adaptive Crossfit
Mondays and Wednesdays 3:15 – 4 pm | Beginner Adaptive Crossfit and Weightlifting
