The Kitchener Post reported on our concert.

www.kitchenerpost.ca/whats-on/tell-me-a-story/

If you missed it, you missed a wonderful concert about a fascinating young woman.

www.therecord.com/whatson/artsentertainment/article/921462–storyteller-brings-feisty-irish-girl-to-life

Mary-Eileen McClear was an imaginative 12-year-old girl when a maiden aunt handed her a book, one the aunt hoped would keep the child occupied during a weeklong visit.

We joined with The Button Factory in March for a tour and stories of the block. Led by Michelle, Mary-Eileen, and Derek.

Two more local World Storytelling Day events.

March 16th at 7:30 p.m. in Hamilton at the Workers Arts & Heritage Centre

Jean Ryan and Darlene Chrissley perform ‘Women, Fortune & Fate.’   Hear stories fictional, historical and present day.  Jean’s concerts are always fabulously received and most often sold out.  You can get tickets ($15.00) and more information at this site:

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/340125

March 23rd at 2:00 at the Stoney Creek Branch of the Hamilton Public Library
(131 Gray Road)

Members of the Hamilton Storytelling  Circle will present a family concert.  This is our first collaboration with the Stoney Creek Branch and we are very excited.  Admission is Free!

Dear Friends,

We hope you will join us for an entertaining afternoon! Please see the poster below. Wired-Up Pugs Cafe-Bistro is the new cafe in the former “O’Keefe Cottage Cafe” building. Tickets are by reservation only, so don’t delay – we are usually sold out well ahead!

Carol Leigh and Brenda
(“And More…” Storytellers)

What: A tea-time concert of stories and ballads
When: Sunday, March 17, 2013
Where: Wired Up Pugs Cafe-Bistro, 93 Grand Avenue South, Cambridge
Time: 2:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Other: Tea and Stories $20.
Contact: Vid at 519-624-1849

Once again, we will celebrate World Storytelling Day at the Waterloo Region Museum, on Huron Road in Kitchener, Ontario.

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Sarah and her husband Trevor Ewert are this year’s folk artists-in-residence at the Joseph Schneider Haus in Kitchener.

Read about them in the KW Record:

Creative life is everyday life for folk artists-in-residence at Joseph Schneider Haus.

The wonderful Anna Kerz is coming to the Waterloo Region Museum this Saturday, Feb 23 at 2:00. Don’t miss her storytelling concert:

Anna Kerz with music by Susanne Farrow – With a Stone in my Pocket

How do you buy chicken soup in Toronto when even your chickens don’t speak English?

It takes a little ingenuity and a lot of courage as you will hear. Beginning in an Austrian D.P. camp in the early 50’s, and ending in a skinny, stuck-together rooming house in Toronto, Anna’s lively tales are filled with characters and experiences that will touch your heart and tickle your funny bone. Accented by Susanne Farrow’s evocative music, these stories have a universal quality that will resonate with anyone who remembers their childhood.

Advance tickets $10 (plus HST). To purchase tickets call 519-748-1914.

On Friday, November 14 we welcome Susan Charters to The Button Factory.

http://www.storytellers-conteurs.ca/directory-pages/charters-susan.html

Susan Charters is a storyteller, writer, teacher and musician from Orillia, Ontario. Her commitment to the power of oral storytelling shows in her storytelling style, which is welcoming and compelling, building on a strong connection with the audience to carry the tales she shares

We forgot to assign a photographer, but we saw a few cameras in the crowd and begged.