Events

Going Blind and Going Forward

• Saturday, February 4th Taylor Community’s Woodside Laconia, NH 1pm – 3pm
• Saturday, February 25th Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Dover, NH 1pm -3pm
• May 12th screening at The Palace Theatre, Manchester NH featuring producer/director, Joseph Lovett

Aging populations and lifestyle changes mean that chronic blinding conditions such as diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration are projected to rise exponentially. Through this event, the Aging Resource Center joins a worldwide outreach effort to educate and inform the public about how to prevent, treat and combat vision loss. Join us for a free screening of this amazing 80 minute documentary, Going Blind: Coming out of the Dark About Vision Loss. Following the film, a panel of eye specialists and representatives from the NH Association for the Blind will answer questions about sight preservation, sight loss, and coping strategies. For more information about Going Blind and Going Forward visit: www.GoingBlindMovie.com.

2nd Annual Jimmy Dunn's Funny Guys, Naughty Girls & Great Sax

Saturday, February 11th
The Palace Theatre
8 pm Show
Mark you calender for this all new show!

For tickets call the Palace Theatre box office at (603) 669-5588 or www.palacetheatre.org.
A portion of all tickets sold will support the New Hampshire Association for the Blind.

For information on the Association’s Pre-show VIP Reception & Silent Auction call (603) 224-4039, x324 or mchase@sightcenter.org

Thanks to our sponsors:

Art Beyond Vision

The NHAA is partnering with the NH Association for the Blind and the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in an exciting exhibit titled Art Beyond Vision. We are challenging artists to create images that can be experienced in ways beyond the purely visual for the many visitors of all ages to Gallery 6 of the new Children’s Museum in Dover, NH.

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