There are many recreation and leisure activities that can be adapted for people who are blind or have low vision. You may want to return to an activity you've always enjoyed, or you may want to try something new, challenging, and altogether different.

Networking can help you develop your skills and provide support while you are learning:

• For a new activity, join a small class or find a teacher to provide one-on-one instruction.
• Ask your local craft or yarn stores for recommendations for classes or teachers.
• Check into adult education classes through your local school district.
• Contact a local agency that serves persons with vision impairments to learn more about arts, crafts, or recreational activities, or ask if they can provide a listing of craft or recreational activities in your community.

Here's a list of the wide range of recreational, social, and arts and craft activities for you to consider: