Get to know the MindsEye team and see why we're passionate about what we do.
Learn about how to join programs like our Broadcast Information Program, Audio Description Program, and BeepBall Program.
We turn visual experiences into audio experiences all over the St. Louis Metro Area and beyond.
See how patrons, listeners, and supporters can continue to connect with us through events & volunteering.
"I can't see anymore, but I still read the paper every morning because of MindsEye."
See Our ImpactPeople with a variety of visual disabilities can get timely access to information from around the St. Louis region and the world through our Broadcast Information Program. Learn more about the program and get started listening.
Listen to MindsEye RadioWhether in Shakespeare Glen, at The Muny, The Rep, or outside sharing a day at the Zoo, MindsEye is committed to creating accessibility in every space and at every event in the Saint Louis area and beyond. See upcoming events and register.
Learn MoreDiscover BeepBall, a game that's accessible to people with visual impairments! Learn more about our tournaments, educational demonstrations, and the Gateway Archers.
Play BeepBallThe Cooperative creates a resource for the St. Louis community, allowing us to continually move forward through discussions and committed work toward a more inclusive arts and culture scene for our region.
Hear What We're Discussing
If you received the MindsEye spring appeal letter, you got to hear a little of the inspiring story of Kim and Mari Blumenthal. A mother-daughter BeepBall duo, they both play for the Gateway Archers (Mari is a sighted pitcher and catcher.) Thanks to the support of MindsEye donors, they’re able to afford to play together…
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MindsEye Drive-In Gala June 12th on the Sheldon Concert Hall Lot The event will raise over twenty percent of the nonprofit’s annual operating budget For the past 17 years, MindsEye held traditional Soiree fundraisers—even in 2020, just before the start of the pandemic. This year, however, MindsEye has embraced a new “Drive-In” event format. Guests will gather on the Sheldon Concert…
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The Missouri Historical Society partners with MindsEye to increase accessibility for patrons who are blind or visually impaired The Missouri Historical Society (MHS) and MindsEye have recently partnered to provide audio description for the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum. An audio playlist of 50 tracks visually describes interior and exterior spaces, points of interest, the core exhibits, and general way-finding information for the Museum and…
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