Celebrate the accomplishments of the blind and visually impaired!

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The Official Website for

Austin’s White Cane Day Celebration

2025 White Cane Day Celebration

Will be Held:

October 15th | 10 am to 2:00 pm

Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired

1100 W. 45th Street | Austin, TX 78756

Free Parking at HHSC parking garage on 49th and Sunshine.

More information will be posted closer to the event!

Now accepting artwork for White Cane Day 2025!

T-Shirt Design Contest is open!!!

Submission Deadline:    April 11, 2025

We are asking for artwork to be submitted by the blind/visually impaired or anyone associated with the blind/visually impaired through family or work.

“All artwork will be checked for copyrighted material, if found we will be unable to use the artwork submitted.”

Please include the following with your art submission:

  • Name
  • Age
  • Address and phone number
  • Description of your design
  • Email Address

T-Shirt Design:

  • Must include a cane and a guide dog.
  • Can be Drawing or Digital (.ai; .eps; .pdf; .png)
  • Include unique slogan with design.

Submit Artwork to:

Texas Workforce Commission/Blind Services Field Support

White Cane Day/Attn: Rebecca Bilbrey

101 East 15th Street, Room 144T

Austin, TX 78778

Or  WhiteCaneDay@twc.texas.gov

Visibility Fact:       White Cane Day has sold over 20,000 T-Shirts throughout Texas and the United States!

2025 Online T-Shirt Ordering will open this summer!

You will also be able to get your t-shirt in-person at the White Cane Day T-Shirt Booth on

October 15th on the TSBVI campus while supplies last!

 

Check back often!

Come and help us celebrate the independence and empowerment that is White Cane Day. Want to keep up with the latest event news? Get social with us! Follow us @whitecaneday on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest up-to-date news and event highlights.

White Cane Day Events Across Texas

October 15, 2025

Austin White Cane Day

Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, 1100 W. 45th, Austin, TX. Free Parking at HHSC parking garage on 49th and Sunshine.

www.whitecaneday.org

TBA

Beaumont White Cane Day

Intersection of Dowlen and Folsom

For more information, sponsors, or donations, please contact Jeanetta Price (409) 344-1005

Corpus Christi White Cane Day

Cole Park, Corpus Christi, TX

Dallas White Cane Day

Envision Dallas, 1801 Valley View Lane, Farmers Branch, TX

Contact:  Blake Lively, 214-420-9411

Fort Worth Youth White Cane Day

Amon Carter Museum, 3501 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX

Houston Community White Cane Day

Metropolitan Multi-Service Center, 1475 West Gray, Houston, TX

www.havintx.org

Houston White Cane Safety Day

University of Houston Student Services Center South, 4455 University Dr, Houston, TX

www.HoustonWCSD.com

La Palmera Mall -Walk the Mall

Laredo White Cane Day

Laredo ISD at the Nelson Conference Room,

2400 San Bernardo, Laredo, TX

Portland White Cane Day

City of Portland Market days

810 Houston St., Portland, TX, 78374

San Antonio Walk for Work

Morgan’s Wonderland, 5223 David Edward Dr, San Antonio, TX

MorgansMAC.org

San Antonio White Cane Awareness Day

Yanaguana Garden, Hemisphere Park, 434 S. Alamo St, San Antonio TX

Tyler White Cane Day

Bergfield Park, Tyler, TX

www.easttexaslighthouse.org

Victoria White Cane Day

Workforce Solutions Golden Crescent, Sam Houston Large Conference Room

120 S. Main St., Victoria, Tx. 77901

White Cane Day

ESC Region 1

Blind bingo/Painting in the Dark in the am.

White Cane Day Ride

OLD GLORY MEMORIAL, 9550 Gateway N (54 & Diana), El Paso, TX 79924

What is White Cane Day?

The President of the United States annually recognizes White Cane Day by the Blind Americans Equality Day Proclamation on October 15th to acknowledge the abilities of people who are blind and to promote equal opportunities as any other American.

Mission of White Cane Day Austin

The mission of White Cane Day is to educate the world about blindness and how the blind and visually impaired can live and work independently while giving back to their communities, to celebrate the abilities and successes achieved by blind people in a sighted world and to honor the many contributions being made by the blind and visually impaired.

Purpose

Each year the Austin community comes together for an event to celebrate this exciting day. And now that we will be doing a live and virtual event simultaneously, it promises to be bigger and better than ever, so tell your friends and come have some fun!