Abilities Expo
I’m taking part in the Abilities Expo this year, on Friday, May 15, from 12 pm to 4 30 pm. It is at the Roundhouse Community Centre, 181 Roundhouse Mews.
Hope to see you there! A.J. Brown
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A.J. Brown
http://www.handsandpurrs.ca
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http://www.handsandpurrs.ca
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/ya69qwt
Twitter: http://twitter.com/artbyajb
Awards of Excellence – City of Vancouver
Nominations can be submitted atwww.vancouver.ca/awards-of-excellence until 5:00 pm onFriday, May 8, 2015.
The Tomboy Survival Guide
ASL Interpreted Show!
The Tomboy Survival Guide will be interpreted Wednesday, April 29th at 8pm. Doors at 7pm. $25 at the door or $20 in advance at VersesFestival.ca. The show is at the Rio Theatre at 1660 East Broadway.
A bit about the show: Tomboy Survival Guide is part anthem, part campfire story, and part instructions for the dismantling of the gender stories we tell ourselves and each other. Writer and storyteller Ivan Coyote and an all-tomboy band invite the audience to join them as they navigate the narrow halls of public washrooms, skirt the treachery of growing up under the threat of being picked to be a flower girl at their aunt’s wedding, triumph over tying a double Windsor knot, and discover the beauty in realizing they were handsome, not pretty, all along.
See & Be Seen
See & Be Seen
an evening of mixed ability dance created and performed by the All Bodies Dance Project. Directed by Naomi Brand
Monday June 1, 8pm PWYC dress rehearsal
Roundhouse Performance Centre
Tickets: $5-$15 sliding scale at the door or on our our website www.allbodiesdance.ca
Registered ASL-English Interpreters are provided
See & Be Seen is the culmination of a nine-month community engaged dance project exploring an integrated dance practice. The All Bodies Dance Project brings together dancers with and without disabilities make and perform dances that reflect the endless possibilities of movement.
Wanted: Room for Rent
Hello there,
I am 29 years old Female (deaf) and student in VCC,
I am looking to rent a private room close to VCC or anywhere in
Vancouver close to sky train.
I can move in on May 25th, or 31 may and can afford max $450 per month.
please contact me emil : ladandeaf@gmail.com
very thanks
BCSD Spring Concert
If there’s any questions – please contact Jennifer Zuvic at jennifer.zuvic@sd41.bc.ca
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