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Sponsored by the Parent Teacher Counselor Association of TSD
Southeast Dining Hall
Admission is $5.00
Children 10 and Under are $2.50
Will include:
- Silent Auction
- Crafts
- White Elephant Booth
- Baked Goods
- And more!
East
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Are you registered for Walk4Hearing? Saturday, May 14 at Chattanooga State Community College and adjoining Riverwalk! Bounce house, games, face painting, balloon twister, free food, Looie the Lookout, Zumba warm up - don't miss it!!
if you are a 501c3 non profit organization and you provide services or programs that benefit people with hearing loss, you can raise money for your organization or church - 40% of what your team raises after all accounting is completed.
Or, email Betty Proctor about sponsorships for as little as $100.
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A Pulitzer-Prize winning comedy by Mary Chase
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The entrance to First Christian is actually behind the church. Fully handicap accessible. Take the elevator to the second floor to the Kemp classroom.
You won't want to miss meeting or reacquainting yourself with our November guest speaker Erica Newman, CEO of the Speech & Hearing Center. Erica is a former TV 9 reporter and is long-time supporter of the deaf and hard of hearing communities.
Captioning: Diane Bryden; Refreshments: Betty Proctor; Door Greeter: Bea Lyons
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Hearing the sound of a smoke alarm can save lives during a fire, but for those in the deaf and hard of hearing community, it;'s important to take a few extra steps for safety. The Tennessee State Fire Marshal's Office and Johnson City Fire Department will be presenting safety tips at this free workshop. Free smoke alarms with bed shakers will be available to the first Tennessee residents with hearing loss that pre-register.
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“A majestic spectacle.” The New Yorker
From the haunting “Bali Ha’i” to the exquisite “Some Enchanted Evening,” this Rodgers & Hammerstein classic features some of the most beautiful music ever composed for the theatre. The Pulitzer Prize and 10-time Tony Award winner is set on a tropical island during World War II and tells the romantic tale of how the happiness of two couples is threatened by the realities of war and prejudice.
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“Rob Caisley’s writing is brilliant, witty, and insightful…”
New Jersey Stage
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“The story’s wrenching power lies not in its outrage but in the almost inexplicable grace the characters must muster as their only resistance to being treated like lesser beings.” The New Yorker
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“…speaks across the centuries
to the horrors of our own troubled times…” The Daily Telegraph
Is revenge justice? A victorious general returns home, having already lost many sons in the war, only to find political chaos and the emperor marrying his enemy. This sets into motion a cycle of violent and bloody revenge in which the general and his foe lose more than either one could ever imagine.
For mature audience.
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“80 solid minutes of legit laughs.”
Sun Times
Directed by Jeff Stanley
An unemployed, chemically dependent writer takes a job as a “helper elf” at Macy’s Santaland. Hear his tale of drunken Santas, screaming kids, and the un-wonderful insanity of the holidays.
Sedaris’ cutting, sardonic wit is on full display in this one man show that is crazy funny!
For mature elves only.