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33 Years of Tuesday Night Storytelling

  
  The Story Space is still virtual for the time being. Get your Meeting Invitation (a new one will be posted every Tuesday by 6:00pm EDT), and remember to Feed the Kitty. Subscribe to our Mailing List, or to learn more: info@storyspace.org. Note: EDT (Eastern Daylight Time) began on Sunday, March 8th, 2025.


 6:45-9:00pm EDT (UTC-4), online only until further notice 
Every Tuesday Storytellers of all ages, levels, & experience First-time Tellers encouraged Open Telling (8-minute slots, sign up by 7:00), followed by a Feature $8.00 Requested Donation Download latest Flyer
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7/8/2025
 Tim Jennings is a Folk Storyteller as legendary as the stories he tells. For 50 years he has collected, advanced, preserved, and perpetuated not only the stories that grew from our ancestral roots, but how they were told. Then he tells them with a voice made for telling them. Come! Enjoy! Learn!
Hosted By: Bruce Marcus
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 7/15/2025
 HearsCrow Program change: Nootauau Kaukontuoh, “She hears it from him, the Crow”, is an Eastern Woodlands woman. She lives in the Nanhigganęuck tradition, 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
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 7/22/2025
 Tim Greenwood They say you only live once, but storytellers & listeners know better. Tim has been living and re-living his & others’ adventures through stories for decades. Blending personal narrative with wisdom and folk tales, plus recitations, he’ll explore how we grow, stumble, and occasionally get it right.  

7/29/2025
 Bruce Chester portrays Sgt William Harvey Carney of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Civil War Regiment. Most famous for rescuing the American flag after the color bearer fell and heroically carrying it forward despite being wounded multiple times, he was the first African American awarded the Medal of Honor.  
 8/5/2025
 Alex Stein is an award-winning writer and director. A multiple Moth Story Slam winner who has performed in coffee shops, bars, and theaters all around Los Angeles, New York, Alaska and other places, he is the author of ECHOES OF ICELAND, and the forthcoming (September) ROCK 'N ROLL MANIFESTO AND OTHER STORIES.  
 8/12/2025
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8/19/2025
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 8/26/2025
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 9/2/2025
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9/9/2025
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 9/16/2025
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 9/23/2025
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