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Carol McGirr's Celebration of Life

2019-01-29
Carol McGirr's Celebration of Life

The storytelling community lost a hugely influential member on January 2, 2019. Carol McGirr was a StorySave teller, and founder of the long-lived Fireside Epic series. Carol’s impact on Canadian storytelling was profound. She believed “storytellers come and go. It is the story that lives happily ever after.” Our condolences to Carol's friends and family.

A Celebration of Life in Story and Song, will be held for Carol on April 1, 2019 (Carol's birthday) at Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave.

More details will be available soon.

World Storytelling Day Events Announcements

2019-01-29
World Storytelling Day Events Announcements

Do you have a World Storytelling Day event planned? Be sure to post the information on the WSD event calendar so everyone knows about it!

Go to the SC-CC event calendar and scroll down to find the submissions form:

https://www.storytellers-conteurs.ca/en/events-calendar/World-Storytelling-Day-Calendar.html

Happy World Storytelling Day!

ST. JOHN’S STORYTELLING FESTIVAL - Call for Submissions

2019-01-26
ST. JOHN’S STORYTELLING FESTIVAL - Call for Submissions

Storytellers are invited to submit applications for the 16th Annual St Johns Storytelling Festival taking place St Johns, NL, from September 22 – 29, 2019, and for our festival in 2020.  We are also considering tellers for various aspects of our year-round programming.


Storytelling Workshop - Sunday March 10 2019, Toronto

2019-01-14
Storytelling Workshop - Sunday March 10 2019, Toronto
SC-CC is excited to announce we're hosting a day-long storytelling workshop on March 10th in Toronto. "The Metastory of the Shoe Project" will examine the use of the shoe as a metaphor for journeys of newcomers to Canada based on the example of The Shoe Project.

Coming Soon! Storytelling Workshop on the Metastory of the Shoe

2019-01-11

Mark your calendars for March 10th in Toronto to join in on a fantastic workshop with Teenaz Javat and Yuli Hu of The Shoe Project. The Metastory of the Shoe explores the journeys of newcomers to Canada and how storytelling can be used to improve written and spoken English.

Ticket information coming soon!

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