Traditional Storytelling: Tales of Spring

War-winning storyteller Jason Buck bring tales of Spring, of awakening and re-awakening as life begins to emerge from its cold Winter slumber. Relax and listen to traditional storytelling, told for a modern audience.

Gathering together like a tribal community around an indoor mock fire, listening to ancient tales brought to life with voice and characterisation. Can you remember the last time you had a story told to you as an adult? It feels soothing, nurturing & magical.

Please bring your favourite cup for a hot drink and a cushion to sit on. If you are not comfortable on the floor, chairs will be available. Be warm and cosy. Feel free to bring a blanket. You might find that during the storytelling that you might even want to lay down. Do whatever feels good.

Event Notes: 

There is parking for about eight cars at the venue.  There is free parking for up to two hours at Church Hill’s parade of shops which is two minutes walk away.  Please do not park on the residential roads as ambulances often need access as there are many elderly people living in the area.  Thank you for your understanding.

There is no need to print your ticket (let’s save the trees) – I will have a list of all those who have booked.

Sarah x