Annual Festival
Art and culture are two excellent teachers, particularly when brought to life by the professional storyteller.
 It
was
Storytelling Time . . . !
The 12th Annual “Pass
it On” Intergenerational Storytelling Festival
took place Friday, October 27
and
Saturday, October 28
at Zion Hill Baptist Church
(250 Dr. Samuel McCree Way (directions)
from 7–9PM. To bring the festival's wisdom to you, please call 234-7710.
As always, the festival was free and open to the public.
It was more fun than you could imagine! Our participants learned history
without even opening a book. They left with a
better understanding of how the idea of freedom, held tight in
every enslaved heart, passed from person to person, family to
family, and on down through the passing generations despite tired
souls and worried hearts.
Pass it on!
More for Storytellers ...
Each year during our annual “Pass It On” festival, we offer storytellers ... from budding to blooming ... the opportunity to sharpen their skills in story and in career development. The first helps develop a signature story and the skills to tell it with confidence and crowd pleasing charisma, and the second helps storytellers take control of their career in story. To discuss how a program would help you, or simply learn more about story as education, please contact us by phone (585.234.7710) or e-mail.
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