Musician, singer, and wonderful storyteller, Kevin McMullin, brings his huge talents to the storyfest stage on Sept. 7, 2018 with a ghost story and on Sept. 8 with more stories and music. Kevin has traveled the world entertaining all ages … Continue reading →
We are so pleased to have Andy Irwin Offutt grace our festival stage for a second time. Andy is a perennial favorite as the Teller-in-Residence at the International Storytelling Center in Jonesborough, Tennessee and he has performed at the National … Continue reading →
The festival is less than two weeks away. Do you have your calendar’s marked? This is our Sweet 16 and we have a great line up of talent and fun. See you at the fest!2018
A Luna Story Slam will be held in the main tent at 5:30 on Saturday, Sept.8, 2018. Prepare a 5 minute true(ish) story (open theme) and get a chance to tell on the Cabaret Stage. The hat for name submissions … Continue reading →
Local storytellers will be featured at the Great River Folk Fest on August 25,26, 2018. On Saturday, tellers Teri Wachuta, Peter Petersillie, and Steve Hardin will be telling at noon in the children’s area. On Sunday, Bluff Country Tale Spinners … Continue reading →
Thank you to all those who attended our fund raiser Parlour Stories in the Castle. It was a delightful evening with good company, delicious food, and wonderful stories. A special thank you to our hosts Billy and Brandon, owners of … Continue reading →
Tales in the Tent, an annual fund raiser for the Storytelling Festival, will be held in the Castle La Crosse on Cass Street (www.castlelacrossebnb) on July 19, 2018 at 6:15. Our theme, Parlor Stories, includes delicious appetizers and desserts, wine, … Continue reading →
Because of an April snowstorm, our spring Luna was postponed. The new date is JUNE 2, 2018. The theme is still SWEET so a sweet child, a hotel suite, sweet revenge, sweet dessert success or mishap, or just ‘sweet’! Prepare … Continue reading →
Join us at Pearl Street Brewery on April 14, 2018. The theme is SWEET–so anything goes! Think of something ‘sweet’ and tell us a 5 minute story about it—an experience, a love, favorite dessert, getting even (so sweet!)! Remember, we … Continue reading →