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Hang Out Night Tuesday March 11!
We have some exciting news! At our next hangout which will be this Tuesday March 11th, William a local and amazing student from Quest Forward Academy will be beefing up our supply of accessible games by bringing an incredible donation of fresh new games to play. He will be there in person so we can thank him for all his hard work! Also we are moving the hangout time to 5-6:30 in order to make it easier for some of out Baumers to come and hangout. As always we will be chompin down on snacks playing all new accessible games and laughing the night away at the Earle Baum Center. Please let Neal or Diana know if you are able to come and if you need transportation there.
What is the Earle Baum Center?
Earle Baum Center is a nonprofit regional community Center located in Santa Rosa, CA. We serve people with sight loss in Northern Marin, Sonoma, Lake, Mendocino, and Napa Counties.
Core Services of
Earle Baum Center
Earle Baum Center for the Blind provides focused instruction. Our proven curricula is delivered by professionals and designed to help sight-impaired persons gain skills needed to live independent, successful lives.
Earle Baum Center Celebrated 20th Anniversary
on Saturday, September 21, 2019
Friends and family came to discover our thriving community and innovative programs and services.
It was a day of information, education and fun!
Vernal Pool at
Earle Baum Center
Our one-mile vernal pool walking path meanders through the Earle Baum Center (EBC) campus. Click here for photos.
Activities & Events at Earle Baum Center
EBC is also a community center. Beyond training, this is a place where you and your family can get together for events, lectures, socializing, and more.
EBC NEWS & MORE
California Sound: The Visually Impaired Learn to Listen at Santa Rosa’s Earle Baum Center
KQED NEWS - CALIFORNIA REPORT By Sam Harnett Apr 26, 2019 Please click here for the link to KQED website with the audio: https://www.kqed.org/news/11742759/california-sound-the-visually-impaired-learn-to-listen-at-santa-rosas-earle-baum-center Please click...
Walking blind in Sebastopol
This is how rumors get started: last week hundreds of people driving through downtown Sebastopol saw councilmember Michael Carnacchi walking down the sidewalk with a long white cane tap, tap, tapping ahead of him. When he came to a busy intersection, a companion took...
KSRO Interview Brew Ha Ha podcast
KSRO radio hosts Steve Jaxon and Mark Carpenter interview with Earle Baum Center in September 2018. Martin Voigt, the only beer blogger in Austria, is our first guest today, and Dr. Hoby Wedler is also here, together with Bob Sonnenberg and Jeff Harrington from the...
Earle Baum Center opens new labyrinth
Lake County News, California, October 1 2018 SANTA ROSA, Calif. – Featuring gentle looping spiral paths specially designed for people with vision loss and mobility challenges but fun for all ages, the new labyrinth at the Earle Baum Center celebrated its grand opening...
