Author Archives: Let's Loop Seattle

Join us for Kimberly Parker’s special presentation of “Lost in Sound: A One-Woman Show” at Town Hall Seattle January 23, 2015, 7:30 pm. Kimberly has updated this tale of her jouney through hearing loss and back again with new material. … Continue reading →

Add your (respectful and positive) voice to the chorus asking Seattle City Council to loop its chambers and meeting rooms. Public comment continues, so please send a polite email to your councilmembers… Nick.Licata@seattle.gov Sally.Clark@seattle.gov Sally.Bagshaw@seattle.gov Mike.OBrien@seattle.gov Jean.Godden@seattle.gov Bruce.Harrell@seattle.gov Tim.Burgess@seattle.gov Kshama.Sawant@seattle.gov … Continue reading →

When it comes to serving the Seattle community, Town Hall Seattle walks–no, runs–the talk. Its venues are fully ADA-accessible, and most events cost just $5 (!), even for events with names as big as Mark Bittman and Tavis Smiley. And now … Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of the United States just completed a loop installation! The loop will be ready and waiting when the court resumes its session in October. Infrared and FM units will also still be available, according to the Court’s … Continue reading →

Many venues use FM devices as their hearing-assistive technology of choice, and some people with hearing loss benefit from FM system. But for many, like Greg Bawden, FM devices are imperfect and awkward, and loops offer a much better level of comprehension … Continue reading →