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ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
Our January Sip & Sign will be at MasterTea Cafe & Bites, on W Market St., on January 24 at 4:30pm.
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! Learn more at this page. See you there!
We will soon be planning future events! If you have any suggestions for new Signing Social events, new locations, etc. - we’d love to hear them! Click here to submit your ideas!
Note - this was previously advertised as occurring on 1/29, but the date has changed to 1/28.
We recommend arriving at 6:30pm for trivia, which starts at 7:00pm
Earlier if you plan to order pizza or drinks!
Trivia is free to play
Teams of up to 6 people
There will be 4 rounds, 10 questions each
There will be prizes for winning teams
ASL interpreting provided
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! Learn more at this page. See you there!
Winston-Salem will have a Silent Dinner at La Casa Lopez Mexican Grill, January 31, 6pm - 9pm.
Please visit this Facebook page to see other discussion, and ask any questions.
For information, email SILENTDINNERWINSTONSALEM@gmail.com.⠀
The NC Association of the Deaf will have their board meeting soon!
This meeting will be February 1, at 10:00am, in Greensboro at the CSDHH office.
Contact NCAD for information - https://www.facebook.com/NCADFB
The Triad Deaf Senior Citizens will suspend their events for early 2025 while they seek a meeting location.
Contact Martha Handy (336-223-8096) with any questions.
Our February Signing Dinner will be at Chipotle Mexican Grill on Tate St. on February 3 at 6:00pm.
This is during a fundraiser for CSDHH! Learn more here, and be sure to show this flyer when you check out!
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! See you there!
We will soon be planning future events! If you have any suggestions for new Signing Social events, new locations, etc. - we’d love to hear them! Click here to submit your ideas!
Guilford County Schools Deaf Education Program will host a fundraiser to help fund the North Carolina Deaf Field Day—a beloved annual event that brings together deaf and hard-of-hearing students from across the state for a day of connection, celebration, and community.
This year, they’re partnering with Red Robin on Tuesday, February 6th, 2025, to raise funds that will help this special day continue to grow and thrive.
NC Deaf Field Day is an invaluable experience that gives students the chance to engage in fun activities, build friendships, and strengthen their sense of identity and pride within the deaf community. It also plays a key role in promoting awareness and inclusivity of deaf culture in our schools and beyond.
You can support this event in one (or more!) of the following ways:
Join them at Red Robin on February 6th. A portion of proceeds from meals purchased that day will go directly toward supporting the event. This is an all-day fundraiser; Guilford County Schools Deaf Education Team will be there that night starting at 6pm.
Spread the word. Sharing this event with your networks will help them make an even bigger impact. Use the image above to help spread the word.
Make a donation or become a sponsor. Your contribution will directly fund Field Day activities, transportation, and resources for students.
Together, we can create an unforgettable experience for deaf and hard-of-hearing students and foster a more inclusive community.
The NC Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf will have their quarterly board meeting.
The meeting is February 8, 8:30am - 12:30pm, via Zoom. To learn more and RSVP, visit the link here - https://northcarolinarid.org/calendar/2025/2/8/ncrid-board-meeting (note, you must RSVP by 1/24!).
Board meetings are open to the public. All meetings take place in our office, at 1175 Revolution Mill Drive, Suite 15, Greensboro, NC 27405 (currently meetings are virtual via Zoom). The meeting begins at 5:30 with an Open Session that the public is welcome to attend. This lasts approximately 30 minutes. Then, the meeting moves to the Closed session, which is not open to visitors.
Sign language interpreters are provided. Learn more about the board and current members here!
Visitors will be asked to be camera-on (for virtual meetings) and introduce themselves.
Please note - each board meeting has its own RSVP; guests must RSVP separately for each meeting they plan to attend. All future meetings can be found here.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Note: Location TBA as Delicious Bakery is in the process of moving.
ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
Our February Sip & Sign will be at Pig pounder Brewery, on Grecade St., on February 20 at 6:00pm.
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! Learn more at this page. See you there!
We will soon be planning future events! If you have any suggestions for new Signing Social events, new locations, etc. - we’d love to hear them! Click here to submit your ideas!
The Triad Deaf Senior Citizens will suspend their events for early 2025 while they seek a meeting location.
Contact Martha Handy (336-223-8096) with any questions.
ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
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RSVP deadline: February 1, 2025
To register online, select one below:
For DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing Blind Participants Only:
Click here
For SSPs, Volunteers, Drivers or Others,
Click here
For Exhibitors or Vendors,
Click here
If any questions, contact bola.desalu@t-mobile.com
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Please save the date now: Saturday, March 29, 2025. This date is the celebration of CSDHH's 50 years of partnership and service to the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind, and Late Deafened community.
We want to use this opportunity to bring everyone together, so please save this date and plan to join us! The event will be at Piedmont Hall, next to the Greensboro Coliseum, from 3:00pm-9:00pm. Tickets sales will begin this fall of 2024, and more information will be announced soon.
For now, save the date and get excited for this fun event! We hope to see you there.
The Triad Deaf Senior Citizens will suspend their events for early 2025 while they seek a meeting location.
Contact Martha Handy (336-223-8096) with any questions.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Note: Location TBA as Delicious Bakery is in the process of moving.
ASL Coffee Night occurs monthly at various locations. Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, visit this Facebook page.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Check out this event hosted at Triangle Rock Club - Durham!
Join them for rock climbing, signing and making new friends! All levels of signers and climbers welcome. Cost for first time climbers is $20 including rental gear, and for returners the day pass is $25 excluding gear. If you are a first time visitor, please watch the orientation video and sign the waiver and orientation document to maximize time at the facility: https://trianglerockclub.com/visit-us/. They’ll meet up at the tables by the desk starting off.
For more information and to ask any questions, please visit the Facebook event here.
If you haven't been to the NC Museum of Art, now's your chance for a tour in ASL!
This tour is intended for adults who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing; no English is spoken.
The tour is January 18 from 10:00am-12:00pm with lunch to follow. Tour is free. Capacity is limited to 20 participants. Lunch is provided following the conclusion of the tour. Registration closes January 17, so be sure to register for the tour at this link today.
If you have questions about this accessible tour, please email Molly Hull at mhull@ncartmuseum.org.
Join fellow ASL users for a fun relaxing morning with coffee, tea, and delicious treats!
Contact ASLcoffeeWS@gmail.com with any questions!
Winston-Salem will have a Silent Dinner at the Hanes Mall Food Court, January 17, 6pm - 8pm.
Please visit this Facebook page to see other discussion, and ask any questions.
For information, email SILENTDINNERWINSTONSALEM@gmail.com.⠀
Board meetings are open to the public. All meetings take place in our office, at 1175 Revolution Mill Drive, Suite 15, Greensboro, NC 27405 (currently meetings are virtual via Zoom). The meeting begins at 5:30 with an Open Session that the public is welcome to attend. This lasts approximately 30 minutes. Then, the meeting moves to the Closed session, which is not open to visitors.
Sign language interpreters are provided. Learn more about the board and current members here!
Visitors will be asked to be camera-on (for virtual meetings) and introduce themselves.
Please note - each board meeting has its own RSVP; guests must RSVP separately for each meeting they plan to attend. All future meetings can be found here.
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com.
Our January Signing Dinner will be at McAlister’s Deli on Highwoods Blvd. on January 8 at 6:00pm.
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! See you there!
We will soon be planning future events! If you have any suggestions for new Signing Social events, new locations, etc. - we’d love to hear them! Click here to submit your ideas!
CSDHH and The Carolina Theatre are partnering to provide a series of open-captioned movie nights! The Carolina Theatre is a beautiful, historic theater which has made an open-minded commitment to improve access for audience members who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or DeafBlind.
We're excited that this partnership is not for one film or one event, but an ongoing commitment and series of films! You can see a list of films, including the day, time, and genre, on The Carolina Theatre's website. Look for more open-captioned movies to come. Tickets are purchased through their site. To see which showings include open captions, look for the black and white 'OC' symbol.
See below for information on this film, and click here to see all of the open-captioned movies they’ll show!
George Bailey is a small-town man whose life seems so desperate that he contemplates suicide. He had always wanted to leave Bedford Falls to see the world, but circumstances and his own good heart have led him to stay. (He sacrificed his education for his brother’s, kept the family-run savings and loan afloat, protected the town from the avarice of the greedy banker Mr. Potter, and married his childhood sweetheart.) As he prepares to jump from a bridge, his guardian angel intercedes, showing him what life would have become for the residents of Bedford Falls is he had never lived. Learn more the movie here!
Tickets must be purchased through The Carolina Theatre’s website.
Alamance County will have a Silent Dinner at Golden Corral in Burlington, December 21, at 4pm.
For information, contact April C. Brown via Facebook messenger.⠀
Winston-Salem will have a Silent Dinner at The Loop in Kernersville, December 20, 6pm - 9pm.
Please visit this Facebook page to see other discussion, and ask any questions.
For information, email SILENTDINNERWINSTONSALEM@gmail.com.⠀
Our December Sip & Sign will be at Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, on Battleground Ave., on December 18 at 6:00pm.
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! Learn more at this page. See you there!
We will soon be planning future events! If you have any suggestions for new Signing Social events, new locations, etc. - we’d love to hear them! Click here to submit your ideas!
The Piedmont Association of the Deaf will have an event on December 14.
They will serve Turkey, Ham, and Drinks. Admission is $10 with a covered dish, $15 without, and $5 for college students with ID or children age 6-17. Free for children age 5 and under.
Contact Beth Webster (bewi1957@gmail.com) with any questions.
The Triad Deaf Senior Citizens will have an event on December 14.
They will provide food: crispy chicken, ham, green beans, corn, yams, potato salad, rolls, desserts, and drinks. Admission is $25. There will also be door prizes.
Contact Martha Handy (336-223-8096) with any questions.
The Cabarrus County ASL social is each month on the second Friday, from 5:00pm-8:00pm! It will meet at the Carolina Mall Food Court, in Concord.
Questions? Contact Arlie Davis, volunteer - Arliesoftail1@gmail.com
Please contact SDHHDC with any questions - 336-899-7059, https://www.sdhhdc.org
Please note - as of October 2024, these events will meet on Thursdays.
Come on out and have fun signing with other ASL Signers!
For more information or to contact the event host, email katelyn.linker@outlook.com.
Our December Signing Dinner will be at Stock and Grain Food Hall on N Elm St. in High Point on December 9 at 6:00pm.
The Food Hall has many different options to choose from, visit their website to review the menus!
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! See you there!
We will soon be planning future events! If you have any suggestions for new Signing Social events, new locations, etc. - we’d love to hear them! Click here to submit your ideas!
SDHHDC will host a Women’s Christmas Brunch on December 7.
The guest speaker will be Javonda Adams, ASL instructor at CPCC and Director of Cultural Affairs at MyASLTeacherRocks. The menu is: deviled eggs, Swedish meatballs, mini croissant sandwiches (chicken salad and pimento cheese), vegetable beef soup, strawberry cheesecake, banana pudding, tea, and water. Admission is $15 per person.
RSVP to Christina Smith by November 15 via VP 336-899-7059 or email at c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com
Winston-Salem will have a Silent Dinner at TJ’s Deli, December 6, 6pm - 9pm.
Please visit this Facebook page to see other discussion, and ask any questions.
For information, email SILENTDINNERWINSTONSALEM@gmail.com.⠀
Speedway Christmas will host Signing Santa on December 6th!
Gates open at 6:00pm, where you can drive through the nearly 4-mile course of lights, see the drive in Christmas movie, and visit with Signing Santa!
For more information, visit charlottemotorspeedway.com
Video presented in ASL, with English open captions and English voiceover. Click here for transcript, and click here for transcript and visual description.
Registration is live! Visit this page to see all the event details and RSVP today!
Summary:
Blithe Spirit is a witty and charming comedy by Noël Coward. The play follows the story of Charles Condomine, a novelist who, while researching for his next book, invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. Things take a supernatural turn when the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, is accidentally summoned and begins to create chaos in his current marriage to his second wife, Ruth. Full of sharp dialogue and humorous twists, Blithe Spirit is a delightful exploration of love, jealousy, and the afterlife.
This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.
Summary:
Blithe Spirit is a witty and charming comedy by Noël Coward. The play follows the story of Charles Condomine, a novelist who, while researching for his next book, invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. Things take a supernatural turn when the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, is accidentally summoned and begins to create chaos in his current marriage to his second wife, Ruth. Full of sharp dialogue and humorous twists, Blithe Spirit is a delightful exploration of love, jealousy, and the afterlife.
This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.
Summary:
Blithe Spirit is a witty and charming comedy by Noël Coward. The play follows the story of Charles Condomine, a novelist who, while researching for his next book, invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. Things take a supernatural turn when the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, is accidentally summoned and begins to create chaos in his current marriage to his second wife, Ruth. Full of sharp dialogue and humorous twists, Blithe Spirit is a delightful exploration of love, jealousy, and the afterlife.
This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.
Summary:
Blithe Spirit is a witty and charming comedy by Noël Coward. The play follows the story of Charles Condomine, a novelist who, while researching for his next book, invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. Things take a supernatural turn when the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, is accidentally summoned and begins to create chaos in his current marriage to his second wife, Ruth. Full of sharp dialogue and humorous twists, Blithe Spirit is a delightful exploration of love, jealousy, and the afterlife.
This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.
Join SDHHDC for this free workshop provided by the Lexington Fire Department. Learn how to prepare for a disaster. Prepare long before the thread of a wildfire so you and your family are ready. Pack your vehicle with your emergency items in advance. Create and follow an Action Plan so you and your family are prepared.
For questions, call VP 336-899-7059 or email c.smithsdhhdc@gmail.com
CSDHH and The Carolina Theatre are partnering to provide a series of open-captioned movie nights! The Carolina Theatre is a beautiful, historic theater which has made an open-minded commitment to improve access for audience members who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or DeafBlind.
We're excited that this partnership is not for one film or one event, but an ongoing commitment and series of films! You can see a list of films, including the day, time, and genre, on The Carolina Theatre's website. Look for more open-captioned movies to come. Tickets are purchased through their site. To see which showings include open captions, look for the black and white 'OC' symbol.
See below for information on this film, and click here to see all of the open-captioned movies they’ll show!
Set in the 22nd century, a computer hacker, Neo (Keanu Reeves), joins a group of underground insurgents fighting the vast and powerful computers who now rule the earth. Neo believes that Morpheus, an elusive figure considered to be the most dangerous man alive, can answer his question – What is the Matrix? Learn more Learn more about the movie here! the movie here!
Tickets must be purchased through The Carolina Theatre’s website.
Our November Sip & Sign will be at Oden Brewing Co., on W Gate City Blvd., on November 18 at 6:00pm.
Open to anyone who knows, is learning, or is interested in learning ASL! Learn more at this page. See you there!
We will soon be planning future events! If you have any suggestions for new Signing Social events, new locations, etc. - we’d love to hear them! Click here to submit your ideas!
Join Family Services of the Piedmont for a free presentation on Financial Frauds and Scams in the Senior Community. This presentation will cover how to recognize a scam, phishing, protecting your information, and how to report frauds/scams.
ASL interpreting and CART will be provided. For other communication accommodation requests, please contact Ginny Clark by November 4, 2024.
Summary:
The setting is a farmhouse in the American West, inhabited by a family who has enough to eat but not enough to satisfy the other hunger that bedevils them. The father is a drunk; the mother a frowzy slattern; the daughter precocious beyond her years; and the son a deranged idealist. As the family decides to sell the house to raise money, the mother talks of running off to Europe or Mexico; the father sobers up and tries to take control; the daughter is blown up in the family car; and the son is left brutalized and bloodied. In the end the characters become a metaphor for the underside of American life—benighted innocents pursuing a dream that remains beyond their reach. Winner of the 1977 Obie Award for Best New American Play.
For questions, please email their Box Office at boxoffice@theatreraleigh.com
