Family Beep Baseball

It’s time to play ball! Join us for our annual baseball workshop and beeping kickball game designed for athletes with vision loss. This event is open to all ages, skill levels, friends, and family.

Participants will rotate through stations to practice batting, base running, and live pitching with Iowa Reapers beep baseball team members. Then, everyone will step up to the plate for a game of beeping kickball, wearing sleep shades to even the playing field. With beeping balls and bases, this game is a great time for all. Plus, pizza afterward makes it a homerun for everyone!

This event is for all ages and friends and family.

Braille and Large Print BINGO (Ages 21+)

Our BINGO nights have quickly become a favorite, so by popular demand, we’re bringing you two chances to play this year! For just a $10 cash buy-in at the door, you unlock your chance at cash prizes, plus food, drinks, fun, and friends. BINGO cards are available in Braille and large print, or a card reader can be provided if you prefer. We’ll even make room at the table for your sighted friends or family members if they want to come too. Kick off your Saint Patty’s Day party plans with Outlook. No luck required!

Please register in advance to help us plan for food, drinks, and seating. The cost is $10 per person, payable at the door.

Teen Rec Tee Off

The golf course might not be green, but here’s your chance to hit the golf scene! We’ve booked a tee time for teens with vision loss at our private golf simulator. Whether you are brand new to golf or have participated in our golf academy in the past, we feel this activity will be perfect FORE you. You will get one-on-one guidance and coaching from Outlook’s adaptive sports specialists. Practice putting, chipping, and driving with different types of clubs and a mix of exercises with other low-vision golf enthusiasts. No experience or clubs are needed.

Golf Simulator League (Feb. 15 through April 26)

Get in the swing of things before it’s time to hit the greens this spring. Practice with the guidance of an experienced golfer on our private golf simulator. We will rotate a small group through driving, using irons, chipping, and putting. You do not need to have your own clubs. We will work our way up to playing actual golf courses on the simulator. This league is for anyone from former golfers to beginners. After completing this practice league, our next session will include playing a couple local par 3 courses. It’s cold outside, so we’re turning up the heat at Outlook’s indoor golf simulator!

Practice Dates:
2/15/25
3/1/25
3/15/25
3/29/25
4/12/25
4/26/25

Teen and Adult Skiing and Snowboarding **FULL** No longer accepting applications for participants or volunteers

***At this ti,e we areThis is going to be SNOW MUCH FUN! We’ve been hitting the slopes with visually impaired folks for many years for our annual visit to Mt. Crescent. This year, we are offering downhill snow skiing and a chance to try snowboarding. This event is for anyone 12 years of age or above, with any level of vision loss, and requires no previous skill or experience. The day includes transportation to and from Outlook to Mt. Crescent (for adults 19+ years), a lesson in the activity of your choice, a sighted ski or snowboard guide, lunch, and even a new beanie and gloves or mittens donated from REI if you need them. This adventure has everything you need to make the most of winter! Whether you’re a pro at carving out the snow or new to it all and just hoping not to fall, we’ve got a spot for you on this winter adventure.

If you have already signed up for the originally scheduled ski/snowboard day in January, you do not need to register again. Someone will reach out to confirm the new details for February 22.

Transportation is being provided by a volunteer driver so we prefer not to transport minors. Parents will need to drop our younger skiers/snowboarders off and then come in and sign a Mt. Crescent waiver prior to leaving. As always, parents can stay and watch.

Our Musical Stories (The Omaha Symphony at the Omaha Public Library)

Celebrate your love for music on Valentine’s Day this month. Thanks to Omaha Public Library and the Omaha Symphony, we’re getting together for a unique and intimate live performance. A small string or wind ensemble from the Omaha Symphony will perform music chosen to reflect the musicians’ decision to pursue music and/or their journey to Omaha. Each musician will share their personal story. This is a free event, and you are welcome to bring guests. We also may have limited transportation available if you don’t have access to public transportation courtesy of local Papillion Lion’s Club members. Get out and enjoy the day in a new way!