Shuttles to and from the Maryland School for the Blind campus will run all day between 11 am and 3 pm. Shuttles from this lot are not wheelchair-accessible.To accommodate all accessibility needs, we have a dedicated accessible drop-off spot at The Maryland School for the Blind. See the Festival Map above for more information.
A group of students seated in front of a stage, drum on buckets and drums.
a group of students seated in front of a stage, drum on buckets and Djembe drums.
a little girl kicking a soccer ball on a field.
a little girl kicking a soccer ball on a field.
a kid running swiftly on the guidewire track without his sight.
a kid running swiftly on the guidewire track without his sight.
a group of people standing around a table blind taste testing food.
a group of people standing around a table blind taste testing food.
The Junior Choir performs while music teacher Lynnie Hoffman leads them on the guitar.
a group of children standing next to each other signing into microphones. An adult woman play guitar next to the group of children.
a little girl getting her face painted by a woman.
a little girl getting her face painted by a woman.
Ms. Dee the Clown makes a balloon sword.
a group of people stand around a table while a clown makes a balloon sword.
a little girl enjoys Clayworks air dry clay activity
a little girl is playing with clay and a cookie cutter at a table.
a young boy kicking a soccer ball on a field.
a young boy kicking a soccer ball on a field.
a young girl kicking a soccer ball on a field.
a young girl kicking a soccer ball on a field.
a group of people standing around a table pouring water into a cup while wearing eyeshades.
a group of people standing around a table pouring water into a cup while wearing eyeshades.
a young boy wearing a blindfold running on a track.
a young boy wearing a blindfold running on a track.
a woman standing next to a boy using a white cane.
a woman standing next to a boy using a white cane.
two women working on a project at a table and placing representational braille.
two women working on a project at a table and placing representational braille.
a group of people wearing blindfolds around a table blind taste testing food.
a group of people wearing blindfolds around a table blind taste testing food.
a woman and a girl playing with a hula hoop.
a woman and a girl playing with a hula hoop.
a group of children playing in a playground.
a group of children playing in a playground.
a young girl hitting a baseball with a bat.
a young girl hitting a baseball with a bat.
a couple of kids playing a game of soccer.
a couple of kids playing a game of soccer.
two women standing next to each other in a room.
two women standing next to each other in a room.
Towson Lacrosse volunteers watch while someone wearing eyeshades tosses a ball from a lacrosse stick.
Towson Lacrosse volunteers watch while someone wearing eyeshades tosses a ball from a lacrosse stick.
Learning to use a Perkins Brailer.
a woman and a young boy with face paint using a Perkins Brailer.
a woman and two children are looking at a piece of paper and placing representational braille.
a woman and two children are looking at a piece of paper and placing representational braille.
MSB Board Member, Paul Schroeder, entertains the afternoon crown.
A man playing an accousic guitar under a tent.
a man and a woman singing into a microphone.
a man and a woman singing into a microphone.
a group of people standing on top of a stage.
a group of people standing on top of a stage.
a woman and a child are looking at something in a pitcher.
a woman and a young girl are looking at something in a pitcher.
a young boy wearing a blindfold and holding a bottle of water.
a young boy wearing a blindfold and holding a bottle of water.
The Soundstorm band performing on stage.
a group of people playing instruments and singing into microphones while standing on a stage.
a woman and a girl with face paint and a dog.
a woman and a girl with face paint and a dog.
a woman in a wheel chair touching a woman's face.
a woman in a wheel chair touching a woman's face.
Try Everything for FREE
While you wear our signature Free MSB eyeshades*, you can try out various free activities like running the sprint track, guessing flavors at the taste testing, or even trying your hand at sensory and tactile arts. You can even check out the accessible Kids Zone with local live music!
Bring your wallet for the local Food trucks and restaurants on-site selling various savory foods, sweet treats and the See Beyond Festival’s Makers Market, which will be filled with local vendors.
*All attendees can receive a free pair of the light-blocking eyeshades (pictured above)
Fun for All Ages!
Activities Include:
Beep Baseball
Blind Soccer
Blind Lacrosse
Sprint Track
Braille Crafts
Face Painting
Balloon Animals
Accessible Playground
Blind Taste Tests
Tactile Arts and Crafts
Hula Hooping
Drum Circle
Live Music
Sponsored by:
Presenting Sponsor
MCA Architecture logo
Penney Design Group logo
Parker Flavors
The giant logo on a white background.
MDP Insurance
Cigna Logo
T. Rowe Price
Maryland Relay logo
SCH Group
Sons of the American Legion, Detachment of MD
Devaney & Associates Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations
