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Copy of 5th Biennial AFTERNOON TEA Benefit - POSTPONED

  • Jun 30, 2022
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The 5th Biennial Afternoon Tea Benefit is postponed to Spring as the MDHAC Board listened to the Deaf community and preferred the traditional of hosting in Spring.

 
 
 

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18 Comments


kiki
kiki
Aug 22

Wonderful to see the board prioritizing the Deaf‑community traditions by rescheduling this afternoon‑tea fundraiser for spring. This is such a vital benefit event for the Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture. Looking forward to joining when the spring date is announced! --multiplicação

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Aug 07

I remember my grandmother always making scones for the spring tea events at the local deaf club. It's a tradition that really does feel wrong in any other season. The 5th Biennial postponement makes total sense. I was messing around with an ai that creates music to add some ambient sounds for our next gathering, actually.

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I'm sorry to hear the 5th Biennial Afternoon Tea Benefit has been postponed, but it's thoughtful of the MDHAC Board to consider the Deaf community's preferences. I wonder how the color personality test might influence the event's atmosphere when it's held in Spring.

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kiki
kiki
Jul 26

This transparent post shares welcome news about rescheduling the 5th Biennial Afternoon Tea Benefit to spring, showing the MDHAC Board truly listens to Deaf community traditions. Shifting the date prioritizes community wishes while keeping the vital fundraiser honoring Deaf justice activists Ella Mae Lentz and Laurene Simms on track. The clear notice avoids confusion for ticket holders and supporters. I hope you post a firm spring date and early-bird registration reminders once finalized. --image search

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