Events
Connect with the Council at these upcoming events.
Upcoming events
AT Class: Apple Accessibility Basics
September 12
Online via Zoom
This presentation will provide an overview of the tools available in popular Apple products and how to use them to access information.
Supernovas: College and Working Age Vision Support Group
September 17
Online via Zoom
This support group is devoted to topics of interest to college and working age adults under 45.
Webinar: Make Your Plan to Vote in the November 5 Election
September 24
Online via Zoom
Join us for an interactive session covering information on how to vote and your voting rights.
On Sight: Vision Loss Resources in Southwest Wisconsin
October 9
Dodgeville, WI
The Council is coming to Southwest Wisconsin to provide a wealth of information useful to area residents living with blindness or low vision, their families and caregivers!
Trailblazers Low Vision
Support Group
October 14
Online via Zoom
Online support group meets the second Monday of the month. Led by Vision Services staff. Open to all.
White Cane Safety Day
October 15
Statewide
October 15 of each year is a day the Council takes to educate about the White Cane Law and promote safe, welcoming communities.
Fall Gallery Night
November 1
754 Williamson Street, Madison, WI
The Council has been exhibiting the work of artists who are blind or visually impaired at Gallery Night events in the fall for over a decade.
On Sight: Vision Loss Resources in Southwest Wisconsin
October 9
Dodgeville, WI
The Council is coming to Southwest Wisconsin to provide a wealth of information useful to area residents living with blindness or low vision, their families and caregivers!
White Cane Safety Day
October 15
Statewide
October 15 of each year is a day the Council takes to educate about the White Cane Law and promote safe, welcoming communities.
Find the Council at these events
Wednesday, September 18
8:30 AM - 1:30 PM
The UW-Madison Institute on Aging’s Annual Colloquium takes place Wednesday, September 18. The colloquium showcases the latest cutting-edge research on a diverse range of topics related to aging through talks and poster exhibits. In addition, the event will feature a community Health and Resource Fair with a number of local organizations and vendors in attendance.
Tuesday, September 24
9:30 AM - 1 PM
This annual event coincides with National Senior Center Month, and reinforces the 2024 theme of “Powering Connections.” Over 30 agencies will be on-hand to share information and resources. The event will wrap-up with lunch and a presentation on Genetic Counseling: Why it is Important for Older Adults. Registration is required to receive lunch.
Thursday, October 3
9 A.M. - Noon
This event will feature over 30 vendors from around the Dane County area, and will feature free vision screens, blood type tests, memory screens, blood pressure checks, and flu shots.
Friday, October 4
9 A.M. - Noon
Thursday, October 24
11 A.M. - 2 P.M.
Stop by the Waunakee Public Library for an opportunity to visit with more than 20 agencies that provide assistance to family caregivers. They will provide those attending with information about services they offer to enable people to stay in their homes, to be cared for at their facilities, or to connect with others in similar situations. Presented in partnership with the Waunakee Dementia Friendly Committee and Waunakee Senior Center.
