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Deaf Community Night Out - July 4, 2026

  • Jun 11
  • 4 min read

A festive event flyer with a red background and gold Chinese-inspired decorative accents. Red lanterns hang in the upper corners, while a string of American flags stretches across the top, reflecting a Fourth of July theme.

Centered in large gold lettering is the title:

DEAF COMMUNITY NIGHT OUT

The event details are displayed in a red banner with gold trim:

Date: July 4, 2026

Time: 8:00 PM – 1:00 AM

Cost: $50 per person or $45 for members

Accessibility: An ASL interpreter will be provided (shown with an ASL interpretation symbol).

Admission Includes: Two drink tickets, a DJ, and a photo booth.

Below, a large gold starburst announces:

LIMITED TO 400 GUESTS

To the right is a large QR code with the words:

SCAN ME!

Near the bottom, the flyer reads:

"NAD attendees: Join us after the Conference Bash for Deaf Community Night Out! Get your tickets while available."

The bottom of the flyer features the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage, with fortune cookie illustrations decorating both lower corners. The overall design combines Lunar New Year-inspired elements with patriotic Fourth of July decorations, creating a festive and welcoming atmosphere for the community event.

A red, Chinese-inspired informational flyer with gold decorative borders and fortune cookie illustrations in the bottom corners. The flyer features bold gold text describing what is included with admission to the event.

The top section is titled "TICKET INCLUDES:" and lists the following benefits:

Admission

Two drinks

Photo booth

DJ

Socializing time

A gold horizontal line separates the two sections of the flyer.

The lower section announces that a Mozzeria food truck will be on-site and states:

"Mozzeria Truck Provided

Pizza Will Be Available for Purchase"

Along the bottom of the flyer are the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the San Francisco Deaf Club, the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage.

The overall design uses a festive red-and-gold color scheme with Lunar New Year-inspired decorative elements, providing attendees with a clear overview of the event amenities and food availability.

A red, Chinese-inspired transit information flyer with gold decorative borders and fortune cookie illustrations in the bottom corners. The title "TRANSIT" appears in large gold letters at the top.

The main section provides transportation information for attendees traveling after the event:

The last T-Line Muni departure from Rose Pak Station is 11:50 PM.

Cable cars stop operating at 11:00 PM.

The 91 Owl night bus operates late and can help attendees return toward Union Square.

Attendees are encouraged to walk back to their hotel in groups.

A nearby parking garage is available, but vehicles must exit by 1:00 AM.

Below the transit information is a small map showing the walking route from the Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factoryto The Lion's Den. The route is approximately a 3-minute walk.

At the bottom of the flyer are the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage. The overall design uses a festive red-and-gold color palette with Lunar New Year-inspired decorative elements, presenting transportation guidance in a clear and visually engaging format.

A red, Chinese-inspired informational flyer with gold decorative borders and fortune cookie illustrations in the bottom corners. The title "INFORMATION" appears in large gold letters at the top.

The main body of the flyer provides important details about the event:

The flyer announces that Deaf Community Night Out is expanding for the Fourth of July celebration. For the first time, the event will include an outdoor block party on Wentworth Place, directly in front of The Lion's Den, giving guests more space to gather, socialize, and celebrate both indoors and outdoors.

It also states that food will be available for purchase from Mozzeria, a Deaf-owned and Deaf-operated business, which will be serving from its food truck until 11:00 PM. Attendees are encouraged to wear light layers, bring a positive attitude, and celebrate responsibly. The flyer also reminds guests to purchase tickets in advance.

At the bottom, an important notice states that all registered attendees must present a valid photo ID at check-in, as the event is restricted to guests who are 21 years of age or older.

The flyer concludes with the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage displayed along the bottom. The overall design uses a festive red-and-gold color palette with Lunar New Year-inspired decorative elements, presenting essential event information in a clear and visually engaging format.

Join us for Deaf Community Night Out at Lion's Den in Chinatown, San Francisco on July 4 from 8:00 PM–1:00 AM for a night filled with fun, community, live entertainment, music, and great vibes. Come celebrate, connect, and enjoy the night together! Enjoy live performances, a DJ, drinks, and an unforgettable night of connection, fun, and community! Don’t miss out!


Tickets 400 limited! Tickets with 2 free drinks. $50 per person and $45 for a member.


Ticket link:


Flyer #1:

A festive event flyer with a red background and gold Chinese-inspired decorative accents. Red lanterns hang in the upper corners, while a string of American flags stretches across the top, reflecting a Fourth of July theme.

Centered in large gold lettering is the title:

DEAF COMMUNITY NIGHT OUT

The event details are displayed in a red banner with gold trim:

Date: July 4, 2026

Time: 8:00 PM – 1:00 AM

Cost: $50 per person or $45 for members

Accessibility: An ASL interpreter will be provided (shown with an ASL interpretation symbol).

Admission Includes: Two drink tickets, a DJ, and a photo booth.

Below, a large gold starburst announces:

LIMITED TO 400 GUESTS

To the right is a large QR code with the words:

SCAN ME!

Near the bottom, the flyer reads:

"NAD attendees: Join us after the Conference Bash for Deaf Community Night Out! Get your tickets while available."

The bottom of the flyer features the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage, with fortune cookie illustrations decorating both lower corners. The overall design combines Lunar New Year-inspired elements with patriotic Fourth of July decorations, creating a festive and welcoming atmosphere for the community event.


Flyer #2:

A red, Chinese-inspired informational flyer with gold decorative borders and fortune cookie illustrations in the bottom corners. The flyer features bold gold text describing what is included with admission to the event.

The top section is titled "TICKET INCLUDES:" and lists the following benefits:

Admission

Two drinks

Photo booth

DJ

Socializing time

A gold horizontal line separates the two sections of the flyer.

The lower section announces that a Mozzeria food truck will be on-site and states:

"Mozzeria Truck Provided

Pizza Will Be Available for Purchase"

Along the bottom of the flyer are the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the San Francisco Deaf Club, the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage.

The overall design uses a festive red-and-gold color scheme with Lunar New Year-inspired decorative elements, providing attendees with a clear overview of the event amenities and food availability.


Flyer #3:

A red, Chinese-inspired transit information flyer with gold decorative borders and fortune cookie illustrations in the bottom corners. The title "TRANSIT" appears in large gold letters at the top.

The main section provides transportation information for attendees traveling after the event:

The last T-Line Muni departure from Rose Pak Station is 11:50 PM.

Cable cars stop operating at 11:00 PM.

The 91 Owl night bus operates late and can help attendees return toward Union Square.

Attendees are encouraged to walk back to their hotel in groups.

A nearby parking garage is available, but vehicles must exit by 1:00 AM.

Below the transit information is a small map showing the walking route from the Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factoryto The Lion's Den. The route is approximately a 3-minute walk.

At the bottom of the flyer are the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage. The overall design uses a festive red-and-gold color palette with Lunar New Year-inspired decorative elements, presenting transportation guidance in a clear and visually engaging format.


Flyer #4:

A red, Chinese-inspired informational flyer with gold decorative borders and fortune cookie illustrations in the bottom corners. The title "INFORMATION" appears in large gold letters at the top.

The main body of the flyer provides important details about the event:

The flyer announces that Deaf Community Night Out is expanding for the Fourth of July celebration. For the first time, the event will include an outdoor block party on Wentworth Place, directly in front of The Lion's Den, giving guests more space to gather, socialize, and celebrate both indoors and outdoors.

It also states that food will be available for purchase from Mozzeria, a Deaf-owned and Deaf-operated business, which will be serving from its food truck until 11:00 PM. Attendees are encouraged to wear light layers, bring a positive attitude, and celebrate responsibly. The flyer also reminds guests to purchase tickets in advance.

At the bottom, an important notice states that all registered attendees must present a valid photo ID at check-in, as the event is restricted to guests who are 21 years of age or older.

The flyer concludes with the logos of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA), the California Association of the Deaf (CAD), and DPI Heritage displayed along the bottom. The overall design uses a festive red-and-gold color palette with Lunar New Year-inspired decorative elements, presenting essential event information in a clear and visually engaging format.

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