Social Activities

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A Christmas Story- Captioned Play

America's most beloved holiday movie is now a Big Broadway musical!  Back this holiday season by popular demand!  This is a bright, bouyant, musical retelling of the cherished and much-repeated family comedy.  All of the best-loved moments from the holiday film are in the production, including the leg lamp, the tongue-on-a-flagpole, the bunny suit, the Santa slide and all of Ralphie's extravagant daydreams.  A New York hit at holiday time, all the fun is right here at home again this year, complete with dazzling dance numbers, scrumptious songs, and an incredibly talente

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Happy Hands at the Mall

This group meets every Thursday at Hamilton Place Mall in the Food Court from 4:30 PM-7:30 PM. Those that arrive first, secure a large enough area of tables and start waving for the rest of us to find you!

This group is open to all Deaf, HOH, hearing, students of sign, and/or sign enthusiasts that want to get involved. This group is open to making friendships and sharing information within the community of current events for the deaf/HOH community.

Find us on Facebook!

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Happy Hands at the Mall

This group meets every Thursday at Hamilton Place Mall in the Food Court from 4:30 PM-7:30 PM. Those that arrive first, secure a large enough area of tables and start waving for the rest of us to find you!

This group is open to all Deaf, HOH, hearing, students of sign, and/or sign enthusiasts that want to get involved. This group is open to making friendships and sharing information within the community of current events for the deaf/HOH community.

Find us on Facebook!

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Deaf Chat Chattanooga

This group is open to people in the Chattanooga area who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or interested in American Sign Language. We meet every month at Starbucks at 2217 Hamilton Place Blvd near Hamilton Place Mall next to Acropolis.

This group has been meeting for the past 3 years on the 3rd Saturday every month from 10-12. Announcements for community events, activities or other information is usually around 11 AM, if you have something to share please come on out!

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18th Annual SRVS Kids & Families Plane Pull


Join us on Saturday, October 25, 2014 at the 18th Annual SRVS Kids & Families Plane Pull!  This event is the ultimate test of strength:  teams of 25 compete in a friendly competition to see how fast they can pull a FedEx Boeing 757 aircraft weighing in at over 130,000lbs. The team that pulls the plane 12 feet in the fastest time wins!  This event benefits SRVS Kids & Families and is being held in partnership with FedEx and the Millington Regional Jetport.

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Salon @ 615 with Chris Van Allsburg, The Misadventures of Sweetie Pie


This salon is a free, ticketed event. A limited number of auditorium tickets will be available on-site 30 minutes before show time on the event date. Advance auditorium tickets are limited and guarantee a seat in the auditorium. Arrive early for the on-site ticket line. Once auditorium seats have been filled, guests will be accommodated in alternative viewing locations.

This event will be open captioned.

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Camelot, Interpreted & Captioned Musical


Open captioning and American Sign Language will be provided for Camelot, the Lerner and Loewe classic, on Sunday, November 9, 2014 at 1:00 p.m.  at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center.

The musical is inspired by the legend of King Arthur and the fabled love triangle involving his queen Guinevere and trusted knight Sir Lancelot. Patrons will enjoy a new interpretation of the classic, with a spectacular set, lavish costumes, creative lighting design, and inventive staging. Running time is two hours and 45 minutes with one intermission.

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Wizard of Oz- ASL Interpreted Play


Interpreted by Jodi Upton and Matthew Waterhouse. Tickets for our section will be discounted to $11. Doors open at 7:00pm and show starts at 7:30pm. Call to 706-935-9000 to get your tickets in advance! Tickets can also be bought at the door - mention sitting near the interpreters!

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Creation Museum Deaf Day


This yearly event features ASL interpreters and deaf volunteers providing live interpretation of presentations such as The Last Adam. Hearing guests are also invited, of course, and we expect you will enjoy watching the expressive communication of American Sign Language during the shows and throughout the museum. It can be a real learning experience to be surrounded by people speaking the beautiful language of ASL!