Dreams & Ghosts: A Family Album Family legend has it you could hear Avery Hill singing and telling before she even came out. Since then, she has taken a winding road toward her present work in performance and education, all … Continue reading →
Change of teller Due to a health problem, Shirley Routliffe is unable to come to our story swap. Ingrid Nixon and Alice Susong share stories from National Parks Ingrid Nixon and Alice Susong from Sequim will be our featured tellers … Continue reading →
Canadian Teller Featured Reveal a secret dream. Slip into the past to walk with a departed friend. Find the comedy in a situation. A story can do these and then some, said Shirley Routliffe, the teller who’ll come to the … Continue reading →
The Story People events are run entirely by volunteers We need board members Secretary Someone who can: Attend board meetings (once a month, or every other month, it varies) and take minutes Organize computer files of documents Volunteer Coordinator Someone … Continue reading →
Spaghetti Squids & Zombie Arms! From kitchen disasters to pranks gone wrong, Norm tells a lively mix of personal and traditional tales about fooling the ones we love…including ourselves! He’ll have you laughing and shaking your head, not to mention tapping … Continue reading →
Colleen Squier, Dana Casey and Erran Sharpe all love to take the stage to tell a good story. They will share some of their favorite stories on Tuesday, January 17, at 7 p.m. at the monthly gathering of the Story … Continue reading →
December Story Swap is ALL Open Mic Rather than have a featured teller this month, we have an extended open mic evening. EVERYONE who wants to tell a story should get an opportunity! Our theme is winter and holiday stories. … Continue reading →
Folktales and a WWII Love Story “Don’t let my bun and bifocals fool you!” Pat Peterson warns listeners, before regaling them with stories with twist. The Seattle and Port Angeles based storyteller loves a good road trip with the opportunity … Continue reading →
Don’t listen to doomsayer weather predictions Last night’s predicted 60 mph winds did not amount to even a whisper in Port Angeles. The festival is a go. (We will have some backup systems in place, in case we should be … Continue reading →
Stories “achi kochi” from Asia and Europe “Be careful of what you say, that one has big ears!” Tobey Ishii-Anderson’s aunties would say of her as a child. Now an accomplished storyteller, Anderson will share some of the stories she … Continue reading →