Stories we learn in school that were NOT in the curriculum. Wednesday, Oct 5 · 7:30pm · $20 Sponsored by Bank of Tennessee
Much like photos and souvenirs, our memories have the power to remind us of times that were happy, sad, funny, or unusual. In this creative and playful session, you will […]
Description: Family stories and folklore are valuable treasures that connect us to our past, provide a foundation for the present, and offer a guide for the future. In this workshop, […]
Storytelling is a surprisingly flexible tool. It can entertain, inspire, inform, and even heal. Building on the use of storytelling as a healing practice in communities, schools, health care facilities, […]
Sisters Leah Smith and Chloe Smith are Rising Appalachia, a folk outfit that has merged global music influences with their own Southern roots to create an inviting new sound. Leah […]
A popular Festival tradition where anyone can tell a story. Register on-site at the Jonesborough Visitors Center.
Relax Thursday–Saturday afternoons at the Festival’s Wine and Beer Garden in the Mary B. Martin Storytelling Hall plaza. Ages 21 and up.
Explore the diversity of American storytelling at Exchange Place, featuring specially-invited tellers who are new to the National Storytelling Festival stage. MJ Kang Playwright, Actor, and Director M. J. […]
A beloved Festival tradition, two nights of fright await you in these open-air ghost story concerts featuring a different collection of haunting tales each night. Guest tellers and Festival veterans […]
