VocalEyes, a charity dedicated to making sure blind and partially-sighted people have the best possible opportunities to experience and enjoy art and heritage, has set up a free event search to connect its subscribers with audio-described performances and events in museums.
Museums are encouraged to submit the details of events designed to include blind and partially-sighted visitors and audiences, which will be displayed on the VocalEyes website.
Matthew Cock, the chief executive of Vocal Eyes, said: “We want to make sure we are fulfilling our remit to increase awareness for blind and partially-sighted people to experience museums, art, and culture across the country.
“We wanted to make this a one-stop-shop for museums and theatres, to support them and publicise their events for this hard-to-reach audience, connecting them through our subscription list.”
Links and downloads
VocalEyes event form for museums
Museums are encouraged to submit the details of events designed to include blind and partially-sighted visitors and audiences, which will be displayed on the VocalEyes website.
Matthew Cock, the chief executive of Vocal Eyes, said: “We want to make sure we are fulfilling our remit to increase awareness for blind and partially-sighted people to experience museums, art, and culture across the country.
“We wanted to make this a one-stop-shop for museums and theatres, to support them and publicise their events for this hard-to-reach audience, connecting them through our subscription list.”
Links and downloads
VocalEyes event form for museums
