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 →
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 →
Former Forest Festival Director Cherie Trebon holds her National Storytelling Network ORACLE award at the national conference in Kansas City, MO. The award is for exemplary Service and Leadership in the Pacific Region of the NSN. Congratulations Cherie!
Continue reading →Thank You Dennis! Dennis has enriched the lives of THOUSANDS of Port Angeles children with fairy tales in two decades of volunteer work. His dedication was recognized with an “Everyday Hero” award from the Kiwanis club. It is gratifying to … Continue reading →
P.A. High School Students Staging Grimms’ Tales Here is the story from the Peninsula Daily News: See the original, with a photo. PORT ANGELES — The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon, a mashup of fairy tales, action and comedy, arrives at the … Continue reading →
Dennis Duncan, Story Ambassador to Public Schools Celebrates 80th Birthday and 20 Years of Telling to Children Dennis Duncan is a beloved storyteller in the public schools. For 20 years he has been going in to elementary school classrooms … Continue reading →
Workshop on crafting meaningful personal stories Everyone’s life is a gold mine of meaningful stories. But what makes a story interesting to others? The process of reflection helps us to better understand the deeper meaning of our stories and tell … Continue reading →
Greetings Members and Happy New Year! As 2014 unfolds we start anew with resolutions and high hopes for good things to come. We have newly elected officers myself included but I want to take a moment and acknowledge the outgoing … Continue reading →