Hand Talk Club - Boise State University

Spring/Summer 2007 activities

Frisbee Golf Nights!

When: Tuesdays and Thursdays:  We normally meet after 5:00pm

Saturdays : we meet at 10:00AM - NOON

Due to weather, or other team competitions TIMES WILL VARY...

please e-mail handtalk@idahodeaf.org for more information.

Where: Ann Morrison Park (From BSU, go West on University 
through the light at Capital Boulevard into Ann Morrison Park. 
The first golf hole is located on the other side of the baseball fields.

Bring a frisbee, good walking shoes, water, and the desire to have fun!

Silent Lunch - Every Friday

When: Every Friday, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Where: at the BSU Cultural Center, located on the second floor of the Student Union Building.


Bring your lunch and practice your ASL! All signing abilities welcome!

Game Night (Adults Only) - Friday March 2

Friday April 6

Friday May 4

Friday June 1
When: Friday, 7 p.m. - midnight
Where: Meridian (Fairview and Eagle)

Get a babysitter for the kids, and come to relax and have fun!

If you need a ride to Game Night...We can help! Just email us and let us know.

HTC members get in FREE… all others pay $1.00 at the door. Proceeds benefit HTC. Drop in anytime. Please bring a chair and a snack to share. For directions, refer to the HTC e-mail newsletter, or send an e-mail to handtalk@idahodeaf.org

Coming in July!!

RHYTHM DOGS ("STOMP" PERFORMING GROUP)

Rhythm Dogs is an excellent example of what happens when you combine movement, percussion,theater, dance and drums!!!!

The Rhythm Dogs are a group of very creative youth and young adults who help promote Boise City’s Healthy Communities, Healthy Youth Initiative. They range in age from 13 years to 20 years and use very interesting objects as their musical instruments: buckets, highway signs, beat-up highway barrels, garbage cans, bicycle bells, etc.

The Rhythm Dogs are in their seventh year of performing and have become nationally known.

The “Dogs” perform at family focused community events, at youth events, and at school assemblies. They assist the Boise Parks and Recreation Department and the City of Boise in promoting healthy choices for youth.

Rhythm Dogs Philosophy: Make the most of what you’ve got!! Let your light shine!!

Hand Talk will have more information on this event as it gets closer! If you have any questions please email us at: handtalk@idahodeaf.org

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ASL Classes

Boise, Idaho

Boise State University offers several classes in American Sign Language.

Meridian, Idaho

Where:Meridian Library

Ages 8-Adult. Sign up now for a basic ASL class led by Mike Smith, RID, CI/CT. The class will be offered Thursday nights at 6:00 and again at 7:00 PM. The class will cover basic vocabulary (ABCs, numbers, basic conversation, etc.). Sign up in the Youth Services office or call 888-4451 for more info.
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ASL private tutoring/ASL classes

Level 1 (Beginning) - Thursdays, 6:30 –7:30 PM
Level 2 (Advanced) - Tuesdays 7 PM – 8 PM

Instructor: Tara Adams
Contact: tarainboise@yahoo.com