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What can I do at the Festival?

The See Beyond Festival is a family-friendly event that celebrates inclusivity, accessibility, and adaptability. People of all ages and abilities are invited to experience hands-on activities, adapted sports, and interactive exhibits designed to promote understanding and fun.Featured Activities:
- Adapted Sports – Beep Baseball, Blind Soccer, Lacrosse, and Sprint Track
- Orientation & Mobility Obstacle Course – Navigate challenges designed to build confidence and independence
- Blind Taste Tests – Challenge your senses with unique flavors and textures
- STEM Activities – Hands-on learning with Learning Undefeated
- Kids Zone – Crafts, free face painting, and fun activities for young attendees
- Accessible Gaming Booth – Explore how gaming can be made more inclusive with adaptive features and interactive play
More activities, vendors, and entertainment will be announced soon. 

Learn more at https://www.marylandschoolfortheblind.org/see-beyond.../

All attendees receive a free pair of light-blocking eyeshades to try adaptations in sports, technology, gaming, and more.

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🔬 STEM & Technology Adaptations:

  • Adapted gaming and VR experiences*
  • Accessible coding and robotics*
  • Photography & technology with the Sony & QD Laser combination camera*
  • Interactive STEM activities designed with accessibility in mind*

Blind Sports:

  • Beep Baseball
  • Blind Soccer
  • Adapted Lacrosse
  • Sprint Track Challenge

🎨 Interactive Art & Sensory Experiences:

  • Community Braille Tile Mural Project with Baltimore Clayworks:*
    • Leave your mark by adding your initials in braille.
    • Mural will be completed and installed after the festival
  • Blind taste tests
  • Sensory crafts

🎶 Festival Fun for All Ages:

  • Live music
  • Free Face Painting & Balloon Animals in the Kidzone
  • Hula Hooping
  • Live Music
  • Fully accessible playground
  • Local food trucks and vendors
  • Maker’s Market featuring student businesses and local artisans
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