Upcoming Events

Singers, musicians, music fans - come jam! Join us for a night of live music and experience the unique joy that only music brings. Bring an instrument, your voice, or just a love of music

OrCam is a breakthrough wearable vision device designed to assist people who are blind, partially sighted, or have a reading disability. 

Test a new gaming app with developers from the UK!

The CCB Visionaries and the CNIB Foundation are joining forces to bring you a described walk through one of the city’s most talked about attractions.

Elections Ontario is recruiting volunteers to take part in a focus group at The Hub. Participants will be asked to share feedback from the past election and offer any ideas or suggestions they might have for Elections Ontario.

If you are new to jewellery making and interested in learning the craft, join us at The Hub.

What does the universe sound like? Find out at The Hub!

Learn woodturning fundamentals and tackle a small project at The Hub.

OBSA is pleased to invite you to the second consecutive Ontario Regional Goalball Tournament! Competitors from all across the province will be participating in this one-day competition. Early Bird registration rate deadline is in just three weeks, so if you’d like to compete, please secure your spot today!

GTT is a user-driven monthly group where participants share knowledge and skills related to assistive tech.

Calling all aspiring artists and musicians! The CNIB Foundation and Toronto Arts Council are partnering to host monthly workshops for youth.

This monthly book club will meet and discuss audiobooks. Held on the third Tuesday of the month in Whitby.

This monthly book club will meet and discuss audiobooks. Held on the last Wednesday of the month in Oshawa.

This monthly book club will meet and discuss audiobooks.

This small support group will connect you with other people in your community who have experienced sight loss. Held on the second Wednesday of the month in Oshawa.

This small support group will connect you with other people in your community who have experienced sight loss.  Held on the fourth Friday of the month in Whitby.

Try a new sport! The Oshawa Curling Club is recruiting new members.

Canadian Blind Hockey is thrilled to announce the return of a 20-week Blind Hockey program for children and youth!

Accessible Technology sessions are now available in Mississauga! Join us for one-on-one training sessions for a variety of popular, accessible technology including smartphones, smart home devices and so much more.

Learn a new sport or brush off your cleats! Check out 5-a-side blind soccer in Pickering.

Flourishing: Somewhere We Stay Authentic - Art Exhibition. This November, Tangled Art + Disability will showcase a tactile exhibit by Maanii Oakes & Richard Harlow.

Check out a guided yoga class to improve your mind, body and spirit. We provide the mats! Classes are held every Monday.

A casual gathering for all who are interested in exploring braille. An opportunity to learn, engage and share.

Learn how to organize, formulate and effectively communicate your ideas to others! Open to everyone in the community - not just CNIB participants. The group meets the first, third and fifth Wednesday of every month.

A support group for blind/partially sighted parents.

Join other Ontario Youth for a monthly meetup via Skype or Teleconference. Learn, engage and share among peers across the province. Chat about a new topic and collaborate to develop new friendships, new skills and initiatives in your community.

This eight-week structured course is an opportunity to share stories, feelings and advice with peers while learning about caring for someone with sight loss.

Living with sight loss is a eight-week structured support group for clients, family and friends. This support group will connect you with other people in your community who have experienced sight loss.

A support program for parents of children with sight loss, combined with interactive family recreational events.

Choose your specialization for the week as you learn new skills while developing confidence and independence in a safe and supportive environment.

At Lake Joe, you'll learn you don't need a title to be a leader. Leaders-in-training (LIT) empowers you to take an active role in camp life.

Escape and spend a week on the shores of beautiful Lake Joseph in Muskoka. Whether you are seeking adventure or relaxation, we have something for you.

Our family program gives people with sight loss and their families an opportunity to enjoy the splendour of Muskoka on beautiful Lake Joseph in a safe and inclusive environment. Activities are available for all ages and there are also events just for adults, youth and kids.

Our family program gives people with sight loss and their families an opportunity to enjoy the splendour of Muskoka on beautiful Lake Joseph in a safe and inclusive environment. Activities are available for all ages and there are also events just for adults, youth and kids.

Wilderness Immersion for Leadership Development (WILD) is a two-week adventure program where you’ll work on skills like canoeing, hiking, rock climbing and high-ropes course elements while refining leadership skills.

Pushing Limits for Active Youth (PLAY) is for those that want to discover new sports at Lake Joe.

Want to try a triathlon, or work on paddling skills? This goal-based program is aimed at athletic development.

Enjoy our two-night, three-day adult mini-camp to get a taste of the Lake Joe experience.