Today there are a vast range of recreation and leisure activities that can be adapted for people with vision impairment. You may want to get back to an activity you've always enjoyed, or you may want to try something different. Here's a list of some of the recreational, social, and arts and crafts activities we'll be addressing in this section:

• ARTS AND CRAFTS: General crafts, refinishing/repairing furniture (also see Home Mechanics), painting, pottery and weaving.
• CARDS & GAMES: Bingo, Bridge, Poker, other card and board games
• CULTURAL ACTIVITIES: Theaters and concert halls, art museums, videos and movies, reading music.
• DINING: going to restaurants or meals in friends' homes
• GARDENING: Gardening tips for people who are visually impaired
• NEEDLEWORK: Beading, crochet/knitting, needlework, quilting, sewing and threading a needle.
• SPORTS & EXERCISE: Bowling, exercising, martial arts, biking, walking/hiking, sailing/boating, skating, skiing, and swimming.
• TV, RADIO, TAPES, and CDs/DVDs

Also, be sure to check our listings of resources, including commercially available products for

• Independent Living
• Crafts
• Recreation, Sports, & Leisure