Taletellers.ca Website Review

we hold free monthly gatherings – we meet at the duke on park, 505 park rd n, brantford, on n3r 7k8 at 7:00 pm usually on the first tuesday of each month to tell, listen and learn about stories and storytelling. storytellers are encouraged to introduce new stories, try new approaches to old tales and ask for listener feedback. visitors are welcome. admission is free. (we have a theme suggested the date and the theme for the next month’s story telling meeting is:. theme –  tall tales and tricksters  christmas stories from around the world. i was about 8 years old and it was a couple days after christmas. my mother had found a present she had bought for me in her closest. instead of just giving it to me and have that be that, she snuck out on our back deck and threw it on the roof. my parents called me out and showed me this gift, and my dad got a ladder and spotted me while i got it down. i still remember the bu*terflies thinking, wow he really came! santa was up on this roof and this fell out of the sleigh!” the gift was a pink barbie camera. i’ll never forget that. click here for (5) more interesting stories christmas stories, fairy tales and folk tales. what is the brant taletellers guild we are a registered charity serving the communities of brantford and brant county. members include storytellers and listeners. our mission is to encourage storytellers to improve their art, while spreading the enjoyment and appreciation of oral storytelling in the communities of brant county. community storytelling  guild storytellers perform for ad*lts or children at many community personal memories of our residents.             everyone likes a story. brant taletellers storytelling activity scare in the square october 5 & 6, 2018. following are some the happy and sometimes slightly frighten faces of the more that 150 scare in the square hayride wagon rides. witch storyteller brenda byers witch storyteller carol steedman brant taletellers story telling activity wednesday july 25-2018 at the brantford public library. this presentation was part of the libraries