Meet us at Luana’s Tavern (CODA owned restaurant) to mingle over drinks and to hang out with students and the Deaf community! No need to RSVP or register.
Friday night 5:30-9pm.
WHEN: November 2nd
WHAT: Apre-marathon shakeout event to support Scott & Shayna's P.S. 347 fundraiser that will advocate for bilingual education, resources, and opportunities for the future generation of deaf and hard-of-hearing youth.
WHERE: 🏃39 E 30th St, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10016
TIME: 9:00am-12:00pm
Scott Lehmann and Shayna Unger, deaf mountaineers, educators, storytellers, and Mountain Hardwear athletes, were born into multigenerational deaf families and raised in the deaf community. They've conquered some of the world's highest peaks, including Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, Denali, Mont Blanc, and Matterhorn. ⛰️
This time, they're not climbing, but running in the New York City Marathon, and we're so proud. If you'd like to join them and support this awesome cause, RSVP HERE!
Meet us at Crooked Knife to mingle over drinks and to hang out with students and the Deaf community! No need to RSVP or register.
Friday night 5:30-9pm.
Friday night October 4th is our game event but with an extra challenge. Steal the spotlight and share laughs Guesstures charades game. Acting silly while signing has never been so fun!
Join us at Sign Language Center
39 East 30th Street
October 4th
6pm to 9pm
with our fabulous SLC hosts! Robert and Jamil!!
Whether you're a board game enthusiast or not, this event is perfect for everyone!
$10 cover gets you in for a full night of fun. Grab your charade talent, bring your competitive spirit, bring drinks and snacks and join us for a monthly evening of total ASL FUN.
TO RVSP CLICK HERE!
Anyone and everyone welcome!!!
Crooked Knife
540 2nd Avenue , New NY 10016. Mingle, Drinks and hang out with students and the Deaf community!
6:30pm - 9:00pm EDT
39 E 30th St, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10016
Learn about Japanese Deaf Culture from a deaf 16 year old girl visiting from Japan.
To register click below!
https://www.hisawyer.com/sign-language-center/schedules/activity-set/901625
Miriam Morrow has 30 years of experience teaching American Sign Language (ASL) to children, adults, college students, family members of deaf children, and professionals. She appears in several ASL educational CD-ROMS for children and adults. She is currently teaching ASL at New York University and is an ASL consultant nation-wide where she provides professional development on a variety of topics.
When: July 28th
Time: 1pm-4pm
Where: Zoom Platform
Cost: $65.00
Register at signlanguagecenter.com
This workshop is for students beginning to advance and focuses on improving reception, production and articulation of fingerspelling.
An intensive workshop on how to improve your expressive and receptive skills in fingerspelling. Participants will learn tricks on how to become comfortable and familiar with the production rules of fingerspelling. Native fingerspelling techniques used by the Deaf community will be shared. Activities will give participants opportunities to practice and enjoy the learning process!
SLC is headed to the beach! Did you know you can take @nycferry straight to the Rockaway Beach? Join us on Sunday, July 28th for a ferry trip to the beach. Book your ferry ticket in advance* to guarantee your spot onboard. Tickets are $10 when reserved in advance in the NYC Ferry app.
Departing Long Island City at 9:30 AM
Departing Greenpoint at 9:41 AM
Departing Wall Street/Pier 11 at 9:42 AM
Departing Sunset Park/ Brooklyn Army Terminal at 10:01 AM
We’ll meet in front of the Walgreens on Rockaway Beach Blvd and Beach 108th St at 10:45/11 AM and then find a spot on the sand.
For those who don’t want to take a ferry, you can take the A train to the S at Beach 105th St.
*Please note: NYC Ferry tickets are non-refundable, even if it rains. If you miss the boat, you can use the ticket for another departure, but it won’t be a reserved departure time and you’ll need to board the regular boarding line.
5-8pm
CROOKED KNIFE
This is the third location of Crooked knife which opened 540 Second Avenue in midtown Manhattan. Replacing Waterfront Ale House, the new Crooked Knife will be owned and operated by longtime manager Michael Griffith. We miss the old location and are trying out the new one! See you there for signing and mingling!
LOCATION:
The Crooked Knife
540 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10016
July 18th, 2024
5-8pm
REGISTER NOW! SUMMER CLASSES START JULY 8th, 2024 for IN PERSON OR ZOOM!
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ASL KARAOKE with GABE SILVA!
Bring your favorite songs, your signing wit, your beats , snacks and drinks!
Cost- $10
https://www.hisawyer.com/sign-language-center/schedules/activity-set/770285
Movie and Social!
Through Deaf Eyes and Mason Jar . Cost is $10. To REGISTER CLICK HERE
Meet up at SLC to watch a 2-hour documentary film with Closed Captions about the Deaf culture and history from the 19th century to the present.
We will have opportunities for questions and discussion during the viewing.
Bring your own beverages and food. Afterwards go to Mason Jar to hang out.
Friday night April 19th is our game event but with an extra challenge. Steal the spotlight and share laughs Guesstures charades game. Acting silly while signing has never been so fun!
Join us at Sign Language Center
39 East 30th Street
April 19th
6pm to 9pm
with our fabulous SLC hosts! Chaya and Jamil!!
Whether you're a board game enthusiast or not, this event is perfect for everyone!
$10 cover gets you in for a full night of fun. Grab your charade talent, bring your competitive spirit, bring drinks and snacks and join us for a monthly evening of total ASL FUN.
TO RVSP CLICK HERE!
Anyone and everyone welcome!!!
ASL Slam is a monthly event that offers the stage to audience members to come up and rap, rhapsodize and rehash or just relate in sign language. We provide a safe space for the sign language community to play with our language(s). Host: Zavier Sabio. 2024 dates:
Jan 24th, Feb 21st, Mar 20th, April 17th, May 15th and June 18th
6-7 PM SOCIAL HOUR
7-8 PM SHOW
Following a seven-year long surrogacy process, gay deaf couple Alan and Brian finally brought their hearing twin babies home from India to New York. However, their journey through fatherhood meets new challenges when the increasingly rambunctious kids start screaming "you don't understand me" at them. "LOUD Love" is their story, a documentary about parenting, growth and its occasional hurdles.
-Tickets (both in-person and streaming)
This workshop is designed to increase an awareness of the Deaf community’s traditions, expressions used and “etiquette”.
Fun! History! Interactive activities! Learn ASL in depth with Robert DeMayo.
Robert DeMayo is a professional actor, entertainer, educator and ASL consultant. He is a graduate of the American School for the Deaf in West Hartford, where he first began performing as a clown in The Silent Alley. He attended the National Technical Institute for the Deaf in Rochester, NY and toured professionally with: Sunshine Too, Cleveland Sign Stage Theatre and National Theatre of the Deaf. He starred in many noteworthy NTD productions. Robert also served as the Artistic Director for New York Deaf Theatre. Robert was the ASL consultant and actor in the feature film Universal Signs and appeared in No Ordinary Hero. He has appeared in dozens of Q&A’s with the film around the world. He has taught ASL at the Juilliard School, Connecticut Total Immersion Program , and Arizona Total Immersion Program in a 20 year span. Robert has been working at SLC for six years . He has his own "Sign With Robert" ASL series.
WHEN Sunday, March 7, 2021
TIME 11am-2pm via Zoom (Link will be provided). Two 10 minute breaks during workshop.
COST $60.00
Black ASL is a language which aims to describe the linguistic features of a variety of American Sign Language (ASL) used by African American signers and usually known as Black ASL.Black ASL is a language which aims to describe the linguistic features of a variety of American Sign Language (ASL) used by African American signers and usually known as Black ASL.
Dr. Carolyn McCaskill is a graduate of the Alabama School for the Deaf in Talladega, Alabama. In 1977, she completed a BA degree in Psychology with a minor in Social Work, and a MA degree in Counseling of the Deaf in 1979 both from Gallaudet (College) University. Dr. McCaskill successfully defended her dissertation in January, 2005 one year after her younger sister. This made her the second deaf black female to earn a Ph.D from Gallaudet University.
WHEN Sunday, February 28, 2021
TIME 1:00pm-4:00pm via Zoom (Link will be provided). Two 10 minute breaks during workshop.
COST $60.00
