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Many tellers, many tales! The 8th Annual Menlo Park Storytelling Festival concludes with an international meeting of storytellers, live via Zoom.
Enjoy two hours of tales from a variety of professional storytellers and talented youths. Experience the magic of performers Zooming in from locations including California, Illinois, Texas, Australia, and South Korea!
Best for Ages 6-Adult
Scheduled performers include:
Alicia Dongjoo Bang (South Korea)
Susan Denniston
Leona Hoegsberg (Texas)
Michael D. McCarty
Vishnu Mummidi
Laurie Pines
Alicia Mary Retes
Lillian Rodrigues-Pang (Australia)
Trisha Shetty
Anne Shimojima (Illinois)
Joy Swift
John Weaver
Wong Swee Yean (Singapore)
About Storytelling:
Storytelling is telling stories--without using a book.
It's an ancient art form that predates libraries, and books, and writing.
It's not necessarily for children!
Traditional-style storytelling creates unique images in the mind of each listener.
According to the National Storytelling Network, "storytelling is the interactive art of using words and actions to reveal the elements and images of a story while encouraging the listener’s imagination. In storytelling, the listener imagines the story.”
StoryFest is one of five events in the 8th Annual Menlo Park Storytelling Festival, taking place from October 17 - November 17. Join us for more storytelling! Check the schedule for times, locations and appropriate age ranges.
Oct. 17 Linda Yemoto: Natural Tales Menlo Park Library
Oct. 23 Roopa Mohan: Tasty Tales from South Asia Menlo Park Library
Oct. 30 Olga Loya: Día de Muertos Menlo Park Library
Nov. 8 Tina Henson: Native American Stories & Legends Menlo Park Library
Nov. 17 StoryFest: Many Tellers, Many Tales! Via Zoom
Event Links
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/1998547-2