New Horizons Un-Limited Inc.Disability Events California will be updated monthly highlighting events for people with disabilities. Events may include conferences, workshops, festivals, and various other special events. Check out what is happening in your community.
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May 1, 2010 - Ponoma, California - DEAF EXPO 2010 West
Deaf Expo 2010 West will be in Ponoma, California at Fairplex, Building #9, 1101 West McKinley Ave., Fairplex, Building #9, HOURS: 9:00AM-6:00PM.
Deaf Expo is the only non-profit trade show presented from a deaf perspective. It is a place for the deaf and hard of hearing community to mingle with their peers and an opportunity for hearing people to learn about another culture. The exhibits at Deaf Expo 2010 will provide helpful information on services and products relating to education, finance, health, recreation, religion and technology. Deaf Village, a section in the exhibit hall, covers home businesses, arts and crafts and hobbies. Admission is free for either day but sign up for admission at the door using the form on their website at Deaf Nation Expo.
Ever Widening Circle is an evening of entertainment by professional performers with disabilities. Each year, the event presents performers from a wide range of talents, from music to dance to comedy to poetry. The 11th Annual Ever Widening Circle will feature renowned singer and songwriter Janis Ian, who has recorded such hits as “At Seventeen,” “Jesse” and “Society’s Child.” A career that has spanned more than 40 years, Janis has been prolific in writing and recording music that has garnered her 9 Grammy nominations (2 wins) with her songs being recorded by herself and countless others. In addition to her multi talented musical career, she is also a columnist, lecturer and science fiction writer. This year’s event will again take place in the ballroom of the downtown Oakland Marriott on Friday, October 30, 2009. The evening will open with writer and performer Greg Walloch and include a variety of exquisite desserts that will be served during intermission. Ever Widening Circle battles negative stereotypes of disabled people and serves as a model for presenting entertainment that is accessible for all audiences. For more information, visit their site at Ever Widening Circle
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