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3/11/2025
 Anabelle Castaño Anabelle Castaño’s workshop and storytelling sessions bring to life traditional folktales and fairy tales, as well as oral histories of South America; showing how they mirror historical situations of colonialism, conflict, exploitation, and the abuse of power.
Hosted By: Andrea Kamens | | 3/18/2025
 Rico Rodriguez Rico Rodriguez, an award-winning storyteller, musician, teacher, and union activist, believes storytelling unites people by conveying universal values. “It’s a powerful tool to foster understanding, respect, and appreciation, celebrating both our shared humanity and our differences.”
Hosted By: Bruce Marcus | | 3/25/2025
 DART Dart presents "Fables, Folly, and Arizona Ecology!" Familiar folktales and fables framed in the six Arizona biomes.
Hosted By: Ralph Chadis |
| 4/1/2025
 HearsCrow Nootauau Kaukontuoh, “she hears it from him, the crow”, is of the Eastern Woodlands. She lives her life in the tradition of the Nanhigganêuck, the people known today as the Narragansett. She is a Storyteller of Longhouse Tales told in the oral tradition, including some with Native Sign Language.
Hosted By: Andrea Kamens
Hear Ye: (Loads in 3 sec.) | | 4/8/2025
QUEEN MOTHER IMAKU | | 4/15/2025
 Tim Ereneta This storyteller from Berkeley, California connects ancient stories to modern day life, sharing classic and forgotten fairy tales, with all — but especially adults. He's told stories from Washington, DC, to Chennai, India, in theaters, museums, camps, churches, nightclubs, and on digital devices. |
| 4/22/2025
TBA | | 4/29/2025
TBA | | 5/6/2025
LORRAINE DARNELL |
| 5/13/2025
TBA | | 5/20/2025
TBA | | 5/27/2025
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