Captioned movie fans, we’ve updated DeafDC.com to contain links to two indispensable resources on the top right side of our homepage that DeafDC.com used over the past several years to manually update our captioned movie listings. We want you to have direct access to up-to-date movie captioning times and dates with accurate information.

What was once a large number of websites to track captioned movie times has been consolidated to two websites, Regal Movie Theaters and AMC Movie Theaters. If you haven’t already heard, Regal Movie Theaters bought Consolidated Movie Theaters back in January of this year. Consolidated Movie Theaters had approximately four movie theaters on our listing which are now listed on Regal’s captioned movie listings. If there are other captioned movie websites for the DC metro area, please let us know and we will add it to our list on the DeafDC.com homepage.

As always, DeafDC.com urges everyone to contact their nearest local movie theater and ask them to offer captioned movies, increase their offerings and captioned screens (most offer only one), distribute the latest Hollywood releases, and provide up-to-date and accurate captioned movie information on their marketing materials, advertisements, and websites.

It’s time to grab a flick…get some popcorn and enjoy the captioned movies!

Unfortunately RFD cannot take us at this time, so we had to move to DPHH a half-block down 7th St. to Fado Irish Pub. Beer lovers, don’t fret, this place is just as crazy about their beer as RFD. Fado Irish Pub offers the complete slate of the popular Irish varieties. Haven’t been to Ireland before? Come check out what a $2 million effort to bring Ireland to Washington, DC looks like.

Join us for a belated celebration to honor America’s birthday at DPHH on Saturday, July 5th, the day after the 4th of July! It’s a great time to catch the Saturday night fever, something we haven’t done for years. DPHH was pushed back one day so DPHHers can enjoy the fireworks with their family and friends.

808 7th St NW
Washington, DC 20001

Nearest Metro: Gallery PI-Chinatown (Red, Green, Yellow Lines)

Join us for a belated celebration to honor America’s birthday at DPHH on Saturday, July 5th, the day after the 4th of July! It’s a great time to catch the Saturday night fever, something we haven’t done for years. DPHH was moved up pushed back one day so DPHHers can enjoy the fireworks with their family and friends.

It’s all beer all the time at Regional Food & Drink in Washington, DC, the location of the next DPHH. Not only does RFD boast 300 of the world’s finest bottled beers and the best selection of local brews, they are well known for their “Cuisine a la Bier”, where beer is included in the preparation of their recipes.

Happy Fourth of July! Enjoy the fireworks!

R.F.D. Washington
810 7th St. NW
Washington, DC 20001

Nearest Metro: Gallery PI-Chinatown (Red, Green, Yellow Lines)

Looking for “Fast Eddie” Felton in NoVa? Chances are, you’ll find him at the glamorous Continental Modern Pool Lounge in Rosslyn, VA. Land in vibrant hues and funky decor inspired by ’60s era nightclubs frequented by pool hustlers (or wannabes).

With nine billiard tables, you can come prove your mettle with friends. Not a pool shark? Try bar shuffleboard, the latest rage, or mellow out with a board game… anyone remember Connect Four?

A long bar sparkling with silver glitter offers up your standard bar fare. To cap it off, it’s only one block from the Rosslyn Metro and free parking is available at the North Moore Street Garage after 6 pm. And there will be no long lines at this DPHH!

June 6, 2008

Continental Modern Pool and Lounge
1911 N. Fort Myer Drive
Arlington, VA 22209

Nearest Metro: Rosslyn (Orange and Blue Lines)

It’ll be double the trouble this week for the DC deaf…DPHH will be held on Thursday and Friday evening!

First up is Bar Louie in Chinatown on Thursday, May 1st at 6 pm after the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Government Employment and Technology forum in Washington, DC. This DPHH will start earlier than usual, closer to true happy hour times. Bar Louie offers jumbo martinis, microbrews and select wines by the glass or bottle. If you have a hankering for Fat Tire beer, this is your place! With a flux of feds at this event, c’mon over and find out who works for our government. Oh louie louie, me gotta go!

Bar Louie
701 7th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004

For more information about the 2008 DHHIG Employment and Technology Forum, held at the U.S. Department of Transportation West Building Atrium/Conference Center, and to register for this FREE one-day event, please visit:
http://www.dhhig.org/seminars/

Don’t let one DPHH and DHHIG Conference get you down, turn around and go at it the next night on the other side of Chinatown. Everyone’s been hollering for a DPHH at a bigger location so it’s time to bring our entourage to Ultra Bar on Friday, May 2nd! This location is a upscale, swanky dance club with a bold and curvaceous interior, boasting four plush, unique levels. It’ll be a visual delight!

It’s ladies night at Ultra Bar, my what gentlemen they are! Don’t despair, everyone over 21 gets in FREE with the Internet pass at:
http://www.ultrabardc.com/fp.html

Print out the free admission pass and bring it with you.

Ultrabar
911 F St. NW
Washington, DC 20004

Don’t let the location fool you, you can’t find a more causal place in posh Bethesda, MD than Tommy Joe’s. We’re not talking about that cup ‘o joe…get your beer fix and eat all night at this jovial place where the sign at the front may say “proper attire required” which they think means nice jeans and a t-shirt. Tommy Joe’s has this unusual bar area with a faux city landscape painted on the walls, as if they want to remind you that you’re in a tiny hamlet amid skyscrapers.

The DPHH will take place, as it always does, on a Friday… April 4th. We’re not foolin’ ya. Dress down and get yourself uptown to Tommy Joe’s!

Tommy Joe’s
4714 Montgomery Lane
Bethesda, MD 20814

This month last year, we had a blast at Be Bar. They’ve made the place more fun so it’s time to go back! During next month’s DPHH, on March 7th, there will be a Go-Go drag show featuring the Candy Patch starring Kristina Kelly and friends starting at 11 pm. Don’t wait till the last minute though, Be Bar will waive the cover charge for DPHHers until 10 pm, afterwards it’s a $5 cover charge. So be there or be square!

Got a sweet tooth? Quench it at Be Bar where they serve up an array of Martinis flavors such as Sweet Tarts, Jolly Ranchers, Lemon Heads, Strawberry Creamsicle, and even tropical Gummi Bear martinis with peach, banana, pineapple and orange flavors. Come relax on sofas and chat the evening away. The second floor is now open so we’ll have a lot more breathing room compared to last year!

Don’t commiserate on whether to be or not to be, come to Be Bar on March 7th for a rip roaring Deaf Professional Happy Hour. This is an event for all preferences, and you don’t have to tell us what yours is!

Get ready for Super Bowl Sunday at DPHH on Friday, February 1! There’s no better place to get ready for the most-watched U.S. television broadcast of the year than at one of the best sports bars in town. Crystal City Sports Pub is a great place to relax, come grab a seat at the lengthy bar and join great conversations.

Time to dust off your favorite team jersey for DPHH, whether you’re rooting for the Pats, Giants or the good ole burgundy and gold. If football’s not your thing, wear your college colors or don your jersey from your favorite MLB, NBA, Soccer team. Ladies who aren’t into football can come and check out the tight ends.

Crystal City Sports Pub
529 23rd St S
Arlington, VA 22202

Let’s start the New Year off on the right note — what better way to do it by being on the Front Page? You read that right! DPHH will take place on January 4th at the Front Page, located in the heart of the bustling Dupont Circle. This is a cozy place, perfect for convening, eating, talking and a little dancing if your heart desires! Let’s gather at The Front Page for the first DPHH of 2008 and share our announcements, resolutions or headline news with our buddies! Laughter, happiness, and good spirits required.

The Front Page
1333 New Hampshire Ave NW
Washington, DC, DC 20036

Nearest Metro: Dupont Circle (Red Line)

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