StorySave teller, educator and historian Jim. St. Clair is being recognized by Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia for his "contributions to built and cultural heritage" on the island.

Learn more in this CBC article. Congratulations Jim!

To learn more about Jim and his work, or to access his StorySave recording, click here.

Storytelling Workshops

Professional Storytellers in partnership with the Storytellers Circle of Halifax

The Storytellers Circle of Halifax strives to preserve the long established tradition of storytelling in Nova Scotia. It promotes the art of oral storytelling by nurturing and inspiring both seasoned and novice tellers, and by providing opportunities for tellers and listeners of all ages, cultures, and communities to come together to share and experience the power of stories. 

Friday, February 17

StorySave Benefit

This year’s StorySave project is a CD collection of stories told by Toronto's own Marylyn Peringer. All proceeds of the evening will go to StorySave; tax receipts will be provided for donations over $20. The evening's program will follow our usual open stage format, except for a spot reserved for Marylyn herself. For more information on StorySave or to make a donation online, click here.

SCCC and TALES are happy to announce that we are adding an additional date for Marva Blackmore's Conference Master Class. 

The first date of Tuesday May 23rd has sold out but we now have an additional date for the class on Monday May 22nd!

Learn more about the class, Conference, and how to register here:

https://www.storytellers-conteurs.ca/en/conference/Edmonton-2017-Conference.html

On Wednesday May 24th from 9am until noon, Mary Ann Lippiatt and TALES will be offering a free introductory workshop on Storytelling, called "A Story In My Pocket". Register soon to be sure you get a spot!

Email SCCCworkshop@shaw.ca to register!