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1:30 p.m. Docent Walk-up Tour of current exhibition – meet at information desk - Free with Gallery admission
4:30 p.m. Architecture Tour – meet in the Grand Lobby of the Frist Center - Free
Come spend the afternoon at the Frist before heading to the "Downtown Art Crawl!"
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1:30 p.m. Docent Walk-up Tour of current exhibition – meet at information desk - Free with Gallery admission
4:30 p.m. Architecture Tour – meet in the Grand Lobby of the Frist Center - Free
Come spend the afternoon at the Frist before heading to the "Downtown Art Crawl!"
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1:30 p.m. Docent Walk-up Tour of current exhibition – meet at information desk - Free with Gallery admission
4:30 p.m. Architecture Tour – meet in the Grand Lobby of the Frist Center - Free
Come spend the afternoon at the Frist before heading to the "Downtown Art Crawl!"
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1:30 p.m. Docent Walk-up Tour of current exhibition – meet at information desk - Free with Gallery admission
4:30 p.m. Architecture Tour – meet in the Grand Lobby of the Frist Center - Free
Come spend the afternoon at the Frist before heading to the "Downtown Art Crawl!"
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Open captioning and American Sign Language will be provided for Once, winner of the 2013 Tony Award for Best Musical, on Sunday, September 21 at 1:00 p.m. at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. Running time is two hours and 30 minutes with one intermission.
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Presented By: Karin Kalodimos
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Come watch the Sounds! The Sign Club Co members will sign the National Anthem. Nashville Symphony's own Andrea Baker will be singing the National Anthem. Bonnie Sloan (the first Deaf NFL player) will be throwing out the first pitch.
$10 for a reserved ticked when purchased by 8/23/14.
Order online at SOUNDSGROUPS.COM USERNAME:SIGN PASSWORD: CLUB
or call/e-mail Buddy Yelton at 615-690-HITS ext 124 BUDDYYELTON@NASHVILLESOUNDS.COM
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Come have some great food and practice your signing skills with the Sign Club Co. Hope to see you there!
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On Sept. 28 a new restaurant in town "The Egg and I" will be having a mock opening for their staff and all proceeds that day go to the Sign Club Co. That day is an invitation only, but they will send an invite to any of you who would like to attend. If you would like to attend, please send an e-mail to signclubco@gmail.com .
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A career as a musician seems an uncommon choice for a person who has had a hearing loss since childhood, but Madeleine Slate has become just that. Slate and her family are unsure when in her early childhood she developed a 60% hearing loss and speculate she could have been hard of hearing since birth. Because she excelled at lip reading beginning in her very early childhood, it wasn’t until she was 7 that her hearing issues were detected. After numerous surgeries, her hearing eventually improved to a 50% loss in one ear and nearly 15% in the other ear.