Organizer Tony Maucere says he hopes that hearing people won't be afraid to attend. "It tells hearing people that deaf people can do it too." “It’s great to show hearing people about deaf culture," said Jimenez Castro. She will be participating in the American Sign Language Festival in St. Jimenez Castro told Spectrum News through bi-lingual volunteer interpreter James Maucere that she grew up deaf in Columbia and she had to learn things by seeing them through designs, painting, and making jewelry. “People ask me all the time and they learn something new,” she said. Her just-finished dangling earrings are the American Sign Language sign for "I love you."
The free event will take place at Coastal Creative, 2201 1st Ave.The American Sign Language Festival in St.
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