7/7/2026
 Tobey Anderson Tobey Ishii Anderson tells folktales collected from many cultures. She lived in diverse countries in Asia and Europe experiencing many genres of story so she fosters multicultural awareness and sensitivity. She is a member of the Asian American Storytellers in Action and the South Sound Story Guild.
Hosted By: Bruce Marcus | 7/14/2026
 Rachel Briggs "Auntie" Rachel Briggs is a celebrated storyteller, performer, and cultural ambassador, dedicated to preserving and promoting the art of Black storytelling. Based in Providence, RI, she is a proud member of the Rhode Island Black Storytellers (RIBS) and the Founder of Dream Through STEAM RI.
Hosted By: Andrea Kamens | 7/21/2026
 Paula Dugan has a BA in Theater Arts and tells stories from myths, traditional tales and her own musings. She began telling in the early 1990's when this series met in person and was hosted by the late Brother Blue, and has since taught storytelling workshops and performed in many different settings.
Hosted By: Ralph Chadis |
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7/28/2026
 Kristin Pedemonti tells personal and traditional tales from her journeys around the world. Tonight she plans to share a few Celtic Tales, and perhaps a surprise interactive tale from the days she performed Interactive Story Theater for youth audiences. She was also Finalist at TED Talks Worldwide Talent Search.
Hosted By: Bruce Marcus
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 Rona Barbour has been described as a hypnotic teller. She's a multi-Award-winning International Storyteller, and a CPD (Certified Storytelling Tutor) too. She also mentors new storytellers, holds a Guinness World Record for storytelling in Morocco, and has trained tutors in the UK, Russia, the USA, and Italy.
Hosted By: Ralph Chadis | 8/11/2026
 Jessica Robinson tells stories that matter. Her repertoire is diverse and highly entertaining but also guided by a deep commitment to crafting narratives that highlight injustice and call to our better natures. "She can make audiences laugh, cry, and think, all in one story–quite a feat."
- So says Amanda Lawrence
Hosted By: Andrea Kamens
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8/18/2026
 Elinor Benjamin Coincidence or cosmic joke? Have you ever heard “words you were meant to hear.”? It helps if your family has its own psychic like Elinor's did. Tonight she will share this and other personal and travel stories, and top them off with a folktale. Intrigued? We are too!
Hosted By: Ralph Chadis | 8/25/2026
 Adam Booth Adam Booth's multifaceted Appalachian identity influences his mission to perpetuate traditional mountain stories while creating contemporary, forward-thinking story artistry. He has been featured at arts events across the US and abroad in Sydney and Winnipeg.
Hosted By: Bruce Marcus | 9/1/2026
 Kory May is an award-winning, nationally acclaimed storyteller and Storytender whose work blends humor, heart, and mythic curiosity. With more than 2,700 nightly stories, multiple Moth wins, and 14 District 19 Toastmasters championships, he brings a seasoned, disciplined craft to every stage he steps onto.
Hosted By: Andrea Kamens |
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9/8/2026
 Judith Black So, how ya feeling about our not quite livable climate? Take a journey with Judith through 15 years of climate activism, despair, hope (in the Joanna Macy sense), sleeplessness, and waking up to the potential we all have. FEEDBACK LOOPS is a story that weaves many tales into a single braid.
Hosted By: Ralph Chadis | 9/15/2026
 OPEN TELLING Commemorate the end of Summer & try out your new and experimental stories. We will have a relaxed, 10 minute-ish, time limit. What was your summer like? Go anywhere? Do anything? What about that time - when was it? Of course you could have sat by the shore looking at stuff - that was when you ...
Hosted By: TBA |
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