Friday, April 12, 2024. A storytelling event not to be missed!! If you see only one storytelling show all year, this is the one to see! Go to the end of this post to see short previews of two of … Continue reading →
Margo McLoughlin Margo McLoughlin is a storyteller, writer and mindfulness educator, based in the Comox Valley. Margo grew up on the west coast of Canada. She studied theatre and history at McGill University in Montreal, volunteered as a teacher in … Continue reading →
Doug is our featured teller at the March story swap. He says, “My young life started in Southern California, but I grew up in a small town in the Salt Lake Valley. I earned two undergraduate degrees from the University … Continue reading →
If you like stories, you should be excited about this event! The National Storytelling Network is holding it’s annual conference in Federal Way (south of Seattle) this year. It is 4 days of storytelling performances of all kinds, as well … Continue reading →
We will kick off the new year with an enormously popular local storyteller! Ken Dubuc, retired Porth Angeles fire chief will be our featured teller. He’s not giving out any hints of what stories he will tell. But his history … Continue reading →
Open mic and Finger Food potluck Our December story swap is all open mic, there will be lots of opportunities to tell a story! We have no featured teller at this swap. All are welcome, to listen or to tell … Continue reading →
Correction! A previous post stated that Colleen Squier would be telling in November, but she will tell in February. Growing up in Texas, Leigh Thompson’s stature and theater major label challenged her, but she navigated life with determination, humor, and … Continue reading →
I met with Eva Abram and Tobey Anderson on Zoom a few weeks ago, and asked them to share the opening minutes of a story they will be telling at our Haunting Tales event.
Continue reading →Enjoy strange and haunting stories just in time for the Halloween Season. Seattle’s Eva Abram will offer chilling stories from the African-American tradition. Tobey Anderson, from Olympia, will tell spooky traditional and personal tales from her heritage, as well as … Continue reading →