Collision Bend Brewing Co. Releases The Word Double IPA Featuring Tremont Artist David Witzke
Collision Bend Brewing Company has released The Word Double IPA Featuring Tremont Artist David Witzke. The Sign Guy 1972 (TSG) & Luke Purcell talk with Chef Natasha Pogrebinsky. See the 9-minute special video report on #tremonstertv: https://bit.ly/40MX3Z8
We woke up thinking "What is this effing live band doing in the street at 7:30am?" Literally my next thought was "Why are they so effing good?" I scraped the internets for way too little info on the Cleveland Marathon... but finally saw MOSSOM hidden down deep on an entertainment list. What a rocking show at the crack of dawn on a spring Sunday on #ClevelandStreet in front of A Christmas Story House & Museum. Keep #Tremont kwirky!
On an 80° day in #Cleveland, Ohio, Mayor Justin M. Bibb took a walk down Professor Street in #Tremont, asked questions of community members, and listened to their answers. Tremont's neighborhood newspaper, The Tremonster, tagged along! See more at TheTremonster.org
The Tremonster issue #72 is out and available wherever you gather in #Tremont!
Thinking about signing up for an ASL Tremont Brainery workshop with @Keri November? ...There is still time! Go to TremontBrainery.com, click on “events," then select your class
Tremont Brainery-If you are interested in signing up for an ASL workshop there is still time!
by Keri November
Some of you may wonder what day-to-day life is like for a Deaf person. Well, here it goes!
I was born Deaf. I did not learn American Sign Language (ASL) until I was 15. I had hearing aids which were not helpful. It was not until I was 17 years old that I received a Cochlear Implant and learned how to recognize sounds and words. I can read lips, but it is challenging to have a conversation without the Cochlear Implant if an individual does not know ASL.
It was difficult to meet and connect with new people in NYC/Long Island as the mentality is different. People are always in a rush and usually stressed out. It was uncommon for me to meet someone willing to take the time to communicate with me.
You may be wondering how did I end up in Cleveland?
I met my husband at 13 years old at a sleepaway camp. We were each other’s first kiss. At the time, AOL was in its infancy, and social media as we know it did not exist. We did not exchange phone numbers because I did not have enough hearing with my hearing aids to use the phone effectively. I then reconnected with my husband in 2015 on Facebook, and the rest is history!
We lived downtown until 2016, when we found our home in Tremont. We fell in love with the sense of community, and we were thrilled we were able to move here as quickly as we did!
While living in Cleveland, I have been fortunate to meet so many people that expressed a desire to learn some ASL to communicate with other Deaf people and me. I embraced the Midwest mentality right away! I often teach a few essential words to those I meet who want to learn ASL.
It wasn’t until last year when Jack Ricchiuto approached me and asked if I had any ideas for community en
Tiempo Muerto Rehearsal Footage 2: Pretend Nothing Happened Clip (OPENING APRIL 8th 😎)
Tiempo Muerto Rehearsal Footage 4: I Prefer Cutting Sugarcane Clip (OPENING APRIL 8)
LatinUs Theater Company presents Tiempo Muerto - Performances Fri/Sat 7pm, Sun 2:30pm from Apr 8 through May 1, 2022 - Tickets available here: https://checkout.square.site/buy/AM23FQ4TZALBHC6BOAW3U4BX
LatinUs Theater Company presents Tiempo Muerto
Performances Fri/Sat 7pm, Sun 2:30pm from Apr 8 through May 1, 2022 - Tickets available here: https://checkout.square.site/buy/AM23FQ4TZALBHC6BOAW3U4BX
$25.00 - $30.00
The tragic story of the sugarcane "Jibaro" working at sugarcane field, drowned by the social system that prevailed forty years ago, a story of misery, poverty during the sugar cane times in Puerto Rico.The family economic needs were more important than the family morals.The tragedy of the humans being stripped of their dignity.
TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. MASKS ARE OPTIONAL FOR ALL VACCINATED AUDIENCES AND MANDATORY FOR NOT VACCINATED.
If you have any Covid-19 symptoms or have tested positive in the last 14 days, please stay home. Due to the low incidence of Covid-19 cases in Cuyahoga county, we will not require evidence of the Covid-19 vaccine or negative test.
