Recap: Beeping Easter Egg Hunt
We loved seeing so many smiling faces at our annual Beeping Easter Egg Hunt!

San Antonio Lighthouse staff led the hunt for hidden Easter eggs that produced a loud sound, allowing for children with vision loss to use their sense of hearing to gather eggs. Each child received an Easter basket filled with prizes and treats. 

Families enjoyed arts and crafts, a petting zoo, pony rides, karaoke and so much more!

Many thanks to everyone who came out and to our wonderful volunteers who helped make this event a big success.
A collage of nine photos from the beeping easter egg hunt. Photos include a a family photo with a young boy on a pony, three co workers from the Lighthouse smiling at the camera, a young girl singing in a microphone, a family smiling at the camera
Join Us: Low Vision Expo
Don't miss the 25th Annual Low Vision Expo at the Marriott San Antonio Airport on April 1 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

The Low Vision Expo is a free event that highlights vendors exhibiting the latest resources, aids, technology and services available for individuals with vision loss, their families and the community.

Come and meet Low Vision specialists, ask questions, and have hands-on
experiences with adaptive aids such as closed-circuit television magnifiers, talking book devices, and much more.

Have questions? Visit www.owlradio.org or call the Low Vision Resource Center at (210) 829-4223.
Transition to Work students host
Spaghetti Dinner
Students in our Transition to Work Program hosted their first Spaghetti Dinner earlier this month. The students enjoyed putting their cooking abilities and customer service skills to the test for their families and Lighthouse staff.

“I love everything we’ve been learning,” Rodrick Reed said. “Cooking is my favorite.”

Our Transition to Work Program helps students with differing abilities prepare for internships, employment and independent living.
A collage of nine photos from the spaghetti dinner. Photos show students preparing and serving meals.