Museum

Blindness History Basics: The First Publication of the Braille Code

Louis Braille’s code lives on today as individuals who are blind and have low vision use his system to read...

What Will be in The Dot Experience? The Dot Experience will house a world-class collection of artifacts and tell many...

The six dots in The Dot Experience logo represent the structure of the braille cell, an important code that makes...

On Saturday, November 2nd the Louisville Free Public Library hosted STEAM Day, an event filled with family fun exploring science,...

A lot goes into designing a brand-new museum. From exhibit planning, to selecting flooring, and beyond, our partners at Solid...

Do you know a blind or low-vision artist who has recorded music? We would love to preserve their legacy, alongside...

Every aspect of The Dot Experience, from the elevator shaft to the carpeting is being carefully planned, built, and tested...

As a Louisville institution for over 165 years, APH is thrilled to partner with another local business to bring The...

“The better you get around, the better you engage in life.” A pioneer in the accessible technology space and a...

Braille, introduced by Louis Braille in Paris, France in 1829, has opened up the world of reading and writing for...

On Saturday, July 13th, fifty visitors attended “Touch and Texture,” the latest in our education series, Connect the Dots, at...

The heart of The Dot Experience, APH’s new museum, comes from the real stories and lives of those who are...

Every year since 1992, blind and low vision artists across the globe send impressive artworks to the American Printing House...

Churchill Downs, Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, Muhammad Ali Center, and many more are on a long list of attractions...

When fifteen-year-old Louis Braille presented his tactile system of raised dots in 1824, he...