To list your storytelling event on the website, contact the webmaster.

Check out the "At the Barns" page for information about storytelling events happening there.

Come Along and Sing and Say With Sandra

For Children 5 and under and their Parents/Caregivers

 Saturday March 20, 2010

  11-11:45 am

 North York Central Library Auditorium

5120 Yonge Street, Toronto

north of Sheppard

(at North York Centre Subway stop)

Admission: FREE

 Sandra Carpenter-Davis, has been a professional storyteller for 30+ years, telling to all ages and in every venue: from stage concerts, classrooms, parent workshops, seniors' centres, prisons and living rooms as well as frequently appearing in storytelling festivals across Canada. She is a teacher/trainer with the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program and is the collector/editor of the multicultural rhyme book, Bounce Me, Tickle Me, Hug Me.   Sandra is also a founding member of Storytellers for Children, a member of Storytelling Toronto, The Ballad Project and Two for Tales.

March 14th

"Embers Remember the Spark: Tales of Norway"

with storyteller/musician Sarah Granskou

presented by St. Marys Storytelling Inc.

2-4pm at St Marys United Church,

tickets $15.

For more information visit http://stmarysstorytelling.org/winter_performances.html

World Storytelling Day 2010.

The Durham Folklore Society (www.durhamfolkloresoceity.com) invites you to join us as we present two concerts to celebrate World Storytelling Day World on Wednesday March 17th, 2010 at the Northview Branch Oshawa Public Library, 250 Beatrice St. E. (corner of Beatrice & Ritson Rd.,) Oshawa.

Admission and parking FREE.

Family Concert 2:00-3:30 p.m. (recommended for adults and school age children, accompanied by adults) and Adult Concert 7:00-8:30 p.m. (children over 9 years welcome).

           Info: Dianne Chandler storyteller@xplornet.com, 905-985-3424

 Come listen! Catch the magic!

March 21st:

International Day of Storytelling presented by the Latitudes Storytelling Festival,

2-5pm Waterloo Region Children's Museum.

  • What kind of story comes out of a bag? Find out with Mary-Eileen McClear at 2 p.m.
  • March to the beat of different drumming stories with Adwoa Badoe and Fule at 4 p.m.

  • Museum programming at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.

Museum admission applies. For more information contact latitudes@canada.com


April 11th:

"Tales of a Lancashire Childhood"

with storyteller Joan Bailey and presented by St. Marys Storytelling Inc.

2-4pm at St Marys United Church, tickets $15.

For more information visit http://stmarysstorytelling.org/winter_performances.html

The Inspired Harmony Project is now in session

at Stonegate Community Centre 

  on Thursdays from 4:00 pm till 5:30 pm

and at Dovercourt Boys and Girls Club on 

 Tuesdays from 6:30 pm till 8:30 pm

 Children between the ages of 8 and 13 are  encouraged to make up their own stories after an actor/teacher does exercises with them which release the creative juices.

"His - Story   Her - Story"

Tuesdays from 2:15p.m. till 3:15p.m.

Storyteller Molly Sutkaitis hosts a storytelling circle

in the Studio on the second floor at 

   #6 St Joseph  Street House, at #6 St Joseph Street.