The Detroit Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH) is located at the Douglass Branch. It offers services, materials, and events to anyone with a visual or physical handicap, or a reading disability.
Events in this collection
Le'Elle Davis with the Michigan Alzheimer's Disease Center
Mon 20 Jul, 10:00
Free
Guided Meditation and Sound Bath
Mon 10 Aug, 12:00
Free
Chair Yoga
Mon 5 Oct, 10:30
Free
Alzheimer's Studies and Research
Mon 19 Oct, 11:00
Free
Chair Yoga
Mon 2 Nov, 11:00
Free
Non-24 Circadian Rhythm Disorder Talk
Mon 23 Nov, 11:00
Free
Chair Yoga with Rebecca
Mon 3 Aug, 11:00
Free
Legal Information Series for the Elderly and Special Needs
Mon 15 Jun, 12:00
Free
MATLF MI Assistive Technology Loan Fund
Mon 4 May, 12:00
Free
MI Assistive Technology Loan Fund (MALTF)
Mon 4 May, 12:00
Free
Tappy Guide App for people with disabilities and seniors
Mon 27 Apr, 12:00
Free
Tappy Guide - Navigation tool for people with disabilities and seniors
Mon 27 Apr, 12:00
Free
Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund (Farm Grant Application Tour)
Thu 23 Apr, 16:00
Free
The Aging Brain: What's Normal and What's Not
Mon 20 Apr, 11:00
Free
I Can Connect: Lunch and Learn for March
Mon 16 Mar, 13:00
Free
CANCELLED: Dementia Basics - January Lunch and Learn event.
Mon 12 Jan, 12:00
Free
MI Assistive Technology Overview and Demonstration
Mon 1 Dec, 12:00
Free
Benefits of Physical Therapy with Cherie Polo, DPT
Mon 29 Sept, 12:00
Free
MiAble for those with disabilities
Mon 22 Sept, 12:00
Free
Chair Yoga with Detroit Yoga Lab
Mon 15 Sept, 11:00
Free
Life of a Honeybee - Sensory Time for Adults with Special Needs
Mon 4 Aug, 12:00
Free
VEG MI healthy food tasting
Mon 21 Jul, 13:00
Free
NOTE: SERIES HAS BEEN CANCELLED More Cooking with Lexie
Mon 14 Jul, 12:00
Free
DETROIT BLACK COMMUNITY FOOD SOVEREIGNTY NETWORK GRANTS
Organizer of Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
The Detroit Public Library, the largest public library system in the State of Michigan, enhances the quality of life for the diverse and dynamic community in the City of Detroit. The library enlightens and empowers its citizens to meet their lifelong learning needs through open and equitable access to information, technology, and cultural/educational programs. The Detroit Public Library system will provide easy access to local and global information that will assist all users in the development of a lifetime of enrichment and growth. As the Library moves into the future, it will hold on to the best of its services while meeting changing community needs.The community will recognize the library as a vital force for expanding the mind, promoting literacy, embracing diversity, creating opportunities for individual and community development, and building a thriving city.