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2 events,
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Join us for Ghost Stories at Mill Spring Park from 7:30 - 9 pm on Saturday, October 4. This is an outdoor concert. Bring chairs or blankets, since there is ground seating only. Event takes place in any kind of weather. All Ticket Sales Are Final.
$10
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Put the Festival day to bed with this blend of story and song that’s sure to amuse and delight! Festival fan favorite Kevin Kling will partner with "accordionista" Simone Perrin for a one-of-a-kind performance of heartfelt stories and songs. The duo have toured since 2006, including extended engagements at Seattle Repertory Theater, Guthrie Theater, and […]
$20
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Deborah Byrd is an RYT200 certified yoga instructor whose main practice and trainings are in vinyasa, yin, and hatha styles. Her interest in yoga has been threaded through the last two decades of her life and she is still discovering the possibilities that can come from aligning breath and movement. She continues to cultivate an experience of better body […]
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Join Lowry for his beloved homage to Charles Dickens in A Christmas Carol, as he brings to life the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future along with enduring favorites, Ebenezer Scrooge and Tiny Tim. Held in the ISC Theater.
$20
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At the first National Storytelling Festival in 1973, a handful of storytellers gathered around the courthouse in Jonesborough's town square and traded tales. An old wagon served as the stage, and listeners took their seats on bales of hay. Today, the Swappin' Ground tradition continues in the Oak Hill School House. Here, anyone can tell […] |
