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If you know of any storytelling or story-related events open to the public, then send to Rachel Hedman at info@storycrossroads.org.
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This email list will temporarily feature "stay at home" or "limited-sized" storytelling events and resources.
Please call, email, or check websites for updates.
Story Crossroads has the monthly "All Things Story" Virtual Workshop Series with Antonio Rocha on Saturday, November 7, 2020 from 9:00am-10:30am MST and then Nannette Watts on Saturday, December 5, 2020 from 9:00am-10:30am MST. More details to participate or present here: http://www.storycrossroads.org/AllThingsStory.
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Every Monday through Friday from 6:00pm-8:00pm Mountain Time, on Sirius XM 143 and locally on 107.9 FM--"The Apple Seed" storytelling radio show hosted by Sam Payne.
Listen at www.byuradio.org
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Now!--Open Call for Youth Tellers for TGIF Virtual Storytelling Festival
If you have youth that might be interested (and with parent's permission) like to participate in one of the TGIF Virtual Storytelling Festivals, please forward to Sheila Arnold the names through sheilaarnold39@aol.com.
Now!--Open Call for Story Facilitators with the "All Things Story" Virtual Workshop Series
Interested in being a Story Facilitator and have a storytelling-related workshop in mind? You need to have taught it at least one time before AND have at least three years experience in your field. We welcome more than professional story artists. See details at http://www.storycrossroads.org/AllThingsStory or go
directly to the online application by clicking here: https://tinyurl.com/AllThingsStory-app. Feel free to email info@storycrossroads.org.
April 1, 2021 - Open Call for Youth Tellers for Story Crossroads
Applications and video links are due to be considered as part of the 33 youth spots in connection with the 6th Annual Story Crossroads Festival on May 12, 2021. Live/proper-distanced and virtual spots available. Youth must have worked on the story a minimum of six hours as this is not a typical audition and values the progress and
practice with the story. Go here for more details: https://storycrossroads.org/be-a-youth-teller-open-call/. You can also call/text Rachel Hedman at (801) 870-5799.
Go to the Story Crossroads website for this newsletter's archive
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The Scheherazade Project - LIVE and featuring women for 101 nights leading up to Election Day
Dates/Times: July 25-November 2, 2020, 6:00pm Mountain Time / 8:00pm Eastern Time
Links to Watch:
Cost/Details: Free, open to all
Go directly to The Scheherazade Project
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Storytelling with Eth-Noh-Tec: Tales of Terror!
Thursday, October 29, 2020,
5:00-5:30pm PDT / 6:00-6:30pm MDT / 8:00-8:30pm EDT
Join at tinyurl.com/EStoryStream or find YouTube Channel -- Storytelling with Eth-Noh-Tec
Eth-Noh-Tec dredges up from the darkest tales of demons, talking corpses, vengeful ghosts from China, Tibet, India and morbidly more. Known for their style of movement theater storytelling, Eth-Noh-Tec will feature one of their signature tales, “The Dirtball”, inspired by the 16th Century folk writer, Pu Songling and his version “the Painted Skin”: A kind old couple take in a servant girl, rescuing her from a cruel master. The sweet
young thing is not what she appears to be. The only hope of surviving nights of terror is to follow the instructions of a wild and crazy itinerant: “Eat the Dirtball!”
Go directly to Tales of Terror
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Halloween Gala
Host: National Storytelling Network
Special Thanks/Funding: Producers and Organizers (PRO) Special Interest Group of NSN and Parkhurst Brothers Publishing
Dates/Times: Friday-Sunday, October 30-November 1, 2020, All times listed on webpage are Central Time with time zone conversions listed per event
Cost: Pay What You Can; Full Weekend at $75 NSN member/$100 Non-member; Individual Performances: $10-15; Workshop: $20-30 - Click here to go directly to
registration
Featured Tellers/Presenters: See this 2 1/2 minute video to see all 22 Tellers from throughout the United States and 7 other countries https://youtu.be/vASmKxRgClw
Friday, Oct. 30 includes the Storied Costume Contest, ‘Haunted’ Story Slam, & and a ‘come as whatever you are’ after-party at the Werewolf Cafe!
Halloween: Party all day, starting with morning mingling in the Spirit Cafe. Learn to tell your own ghost stories from a master. Then, gather the family for the ‘Little Shivers’ Performance. The ‘Night Terrors’ Adult Show will send shivers down even the strongest spines. Finally, melt down with others in the Werewolf Cafe from your own zoom
cube.
Sunday, Nov. 1 offers a ‘Ghouls & Graves’ Story Swap, a ‘Little Pumpkin’ Performance, & ‘The Howling’ Adults show - NOT for the timid!
Complete Schedule and Registration available at storynet.org/gala
or click here to go directly to registration
BEWARE, but be THERE!
Go directly to NSN's Halloween Gala webpage
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Halloween Stories
Host: Artists Standing Strong Together & Voices-in-the-Glen
Friday & Saturday, October 30 & 31, 2020
The SCARE!!! Spooky, Scary, Monstrous & Ghostly Stories
Event Phone: 757-725-1398
Event Contact Email: sheilaarnold39@aol.com
Tix: $10. Purchase at https://thescare.eventcombo.com
This is NOT for children; so put them to bed, get close to that significant other and don’t have a drink, because these stories are meant to make you jump, bring up the hairs on your arm, and make you believe that someone is really watching you. A perfect pre-Halloween night with stories made to bring pure fright all to your kinda creepy delight.
Who are the storytellers? Dangerously dark Rachel Ann Harding, Creepy Paul Strickland, Ghost talking Hettie Farley, Shapeshifting Bobby Norfolk, Suspenseful Octavia Sexton, Hair-raising Cooper Braun-Enos, Deathly scary Carolina Quiroga and Unbelievably true Alton Chung.
Come on – you know you want The SCARE!!!
Tix: $10. Purchase at https://thescare.eventcombo.com
Halloween Blue Moon Afternoon
Go to the Artists Standing Strong Together website
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Shadows of the Past - Proper-Distanced/Masked
Friday, October 30, 2020, 7:00pm-9:00pm MST
Featured Tellers: Rachel Hedman, Karl Behling, Sam Payne, Suzanne Payne
Our annual candlelight tour, full of little-known stories from Fillmore's past and throughout the Utah Territory told by professional storytellers. Free Admission. This is a family friendly program with distancing. Dress warm - though will have outdoor heated tents.
Location: Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum, 50 West Capitol, Fillmore, UT
Go to the Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum website
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Storytelling Shows & Workshops
hosted by Better Said Than Done
Next One: "Anticipation Nation: United Stories of America," Monday, November 2, 2020, 7:00pm MST / 9:00pm EST
Nov. 2 event actually hosted by three organizations:
Better Said Than Done, Story Jam, and Six Feet Apart Productions
Story Artists: Bil Lepp, Nick Baskerville, Matthew Dicks, Nestor Gomez, Diane Ferlatte, Don Reed
Cost: $15 suggested contribution/ Pay-What-You-Can option
Registration Page:
Other Better Said Than Done Concerts,
November 12, 2020 – 4 Stories by 4 Storytellers Storytelling Show
November 28, 2020 – "Aches, Pains, & Injuries" - True, personal stories
Go to listing of storytelling shows by Better Said Than Done
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FEAST - Storytelling in STEAM Education presented by Aparna Athreya
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 3, 2020, 3:30am-5:00am PST / 4:30am-6:00am MST / 5:30am-7:00am CST / 6:30am-8:00am EST / 7:30pm-9:00pm Singapore Time
Check the time in your time
zone here
Cost: Members - $5.00 for Live Zoom, $5.00 for Recording Only; Non Members - $10.00 for Live Zoom, $10.00 for Recording Only, Register at: https://www.feast-story.org/event-4017646/Registration
We are in a world that runs on ab ever-increasing complexity of information. There is a staggering amount of knowledge that is thrust onto young children every day. How can we make knowledge enthralling, engaging and enduring? A time-tested way is to harness the power of
storytelling. Telling the right story, at the right time, in the right way, has the power to clarify, connect with and create curiosity in the listeners’ mind. Stories and the wisdom they bring just make the world more inviting. Join in for a session on Storytelling in STEAM Education. The workshop is an introduction into using storytelling techniques for communicating Science and Mathematical concepts for young children.
Go to the FEAST webpage for workshop
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The Story Space Online
When: Tuesdays, 4:45pm-7:00pm Mountain Time / 6:45pm-9:00pm Eastern Time
Upcoming Tellers/Dates:
Nov. 3, 2020 - "Rock the Vote" - Live, more of a story swap
Nov. 10, 2020 - Onawumi Jean Moss
Nov. 17, 2020 - Andrea Kamens
Nov. 24, 2020 - Catherine Wright
Dec. 1, 2020 - Gail Herman
Dec. 8, 2020 - Bruce Marcus
Dec. 15, 2020 - Chuck Brodsky
Dec. 22, 2020 - Danielle Bellone
Dec. 29, 2020 - Katie Green
Because of the world-wide situation Story space is now a virtual event for the foreseeable future.
In the meantime, please do not go to Havurat Shalom.
To attend the event
- go to http://www.storyspace.org
- Click on the word Invitation for all the instructions
including how to put your name in the tin for open telling.
New content is posted each Tuesday morning.
To learn more or be on our mailing list send email to: info@storyspace.org.
There is an $8 requested donation: http://www.storyspace.org/Kitty.asp
Go directly to The Story Space donation page
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Stories in Living Color/Stories in Black and White
hosted by Six Feet Apart Productions
Next Ones: Tuesdays, November 17 & December 8, 2020, both at 6:30pm PST / 7:30pm MST / 9:30pm EST
Cost: $10-$15
though donate any amount rather than pre-set amount
If you want to get on their email list, contact at rickroberts@tds.net
The inaugural and 2nd Stories in Living Color online events can be
watched for free here:
https://youtu.be/RxRPXuGAz30
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Peo0CdGtDT4
What is Stories in Living Color? Storytellers working together to learn about race, and unlearn racism and discrimination. Storytellers of different races, or from communities that face discrimination have teamed up and crafted individual, but "paired" stories; stories that intersect and illustrate aspects of race, racism, and discrimination. Our goal is to uncover our individual
racist and discriminatory tendencies, unlearn those tendencies, and together help to change our society.
This event is a co-production of the Storytelling Association of California and Six Feet Apart Productions and features Stories in Black and White, told by paired black and white storytellers.
Go directly to details of Stories in Living Color
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TELLABRATION!™ A Celebration Of Storytelling Around The World – Northeast State Liaison Concert
Sunday, November 8, 2020, 5:00pm MST / 7:00pm EST
Line up:
Jean Armstrong- from Maine
Jeanne Donato- from Rhode Island
Meg Gilman- from New Hampshire
Hears Crow- from Vermont
Mary Jo Maichack- from Massachusetts
Cate Steel-from Connecticut
Location: Your Computer, through Zoom
Cost: Pay What You Can, suggested donation $15-$25
Register by clicking here
Details: After registering, you will get the link to join the performance in Zoom. This is a fundraiser for the National Storytelling Network and 100% of the funds will assist.
Go directly to Registration
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Virtual 2.0 Workshop Series, bi-monthly 2nd Tuesday
"Legal Aspects of Virtual Production and Performance"
Host: Producers and Organizers (PRO) Special Interest Group with the National Storytelling Network
Tuesday, November 10, 2020,
Noon-2:00pm MST / 1:00pm-3:00pm CST
Workshop Presenter: David S. Kim, VLAA Board Member and Intellectual Property Attorney at Stinson, LLP
Location: Your Computer, through Zoom
Cost: $20 ($5 for PRO members)
See and share the Facebook Listing of this Event:
https://fb.me/e/1P8Cpr3FW
For more info, contact Lisa Overholser at overholser@missouri.edu or 314-266-4833
Save-the-Date for future Virtual 2.0 Workshops,
(always 1-3 pm Central Time):
January 12, 2021
March 9, 2021
May 11, 2021
Go directly to Registration for this Virtual 2.0 Workshop
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NEST FEST
Friday-Sunday, November 13-15, 2020 - Friday-1:00pm-7:00pm MST / 3:00pm-9:00pm EST; Saturday & Sunday-8:00am-7:00pm MST / 10:00am-9:00pm EST
Featured Story Artists/Presenters:
Lani Peterson, Annie Brewster, Juliet Bruce, Anne Hallward, Richard Stone, David Yoder, Roger Jenkins, Eva Abram, Carrie Sue Ayvar, Jo Radner, Cris Riedel, Carl Gough, Mara Menzies, Taffy Thomas, Liz Weir, Pat Spaulding, Amy Antonucci, Andy Davis, Steven Hobbs, Ilene Evans, Judith Black, Rob Shetterly, Paula Weiss, Nicolette Nordin Heavey,
Marni Gillard, Ayah Osman, Andrea Lovett, Robin Bady, Dawn J. Fraser, Chetter Galloway, Scott Whitehair, Julia Whitehouse, Heather Forest, George Odhiambo, Jay O'Callahan, Sherry Norfolk, Veronica Winley, Linda Marchisio, Jane Stenson, Judy Sima, John Porcino, Regie Gibson, Maria Gillen, Anne Glover, Donna Washington
NORTHEAST STORYTELLING (NEST) presents a weekend of joy, love, heartbreak, sorrow, intrigue, inspiration, and all of the other emotions that stories bring. Join us Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15 to discover the power of storytelling. Explore the many offerings: Performances for Adults (Suggested Donation:
$10), Performances for Children (Suggested Donation: $5), Panels on Applied Storytelling (Suggested Donation: $15), a Story Slam (Suggested Donation: $5), Story Swaps (just for fun!), and Happy Hours (and for more fun!).
For those brand new to storytelling, we have two workshops: A Beginner’s Storytelling Workshop (Suggested Donation: $25) and A Slam Training Workshop (Suggested Donation: $5).
Planning to attend lots of the sessions? We’ve made registration easy … just click on the Weekend Pass option (Suggested Donation: $50)
Go directly to NEST FEST webpage
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Snake River Storytelling Virtual Conference & Concert
Date/Time: Saturday, November 14, 2020, 9:00am - 9:00pm MST / 11:00am - 11:00pm EST
Featured Story Artists: Kevin Kling, Bill Harley, Dovie Thomason, Minton Sparks
Cost: $12.00-$40.00, depending on if doing the concert only or conference/concert for the full day, click here to register
Details: This is a virtual event, held via Zoom. Ticket-holders will receive an email with instructions for how to access the Zoom room by 11:59 PM on November 13th from Eventbrite. Registration will open soon, check website.
Go directly to Snake River Storytelling
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Coaching Performers & Storytellers
Connected with: All Things Story - Virtual Workshop Series, Story Crossroads
Date/Time: Saturday, December 5, 2020, 9:00am-10:30am MST / 11:00am-12:30pm EST - Convert to your time zone:
https://tinyurl.com/timezone-NannetteWorkshop
Story Facilitator: Nannette Watts
Location: Your Computer, through Zoom
Cost: Sliding scale tuition, $5.00 minimum, $25.00 suggested, up towards $50.00
Register by clicking here
Details: Coaching performers and storytellers can feel intimidating. Am I doing this right? Is there more I could help them with? What should I be looking for? Gain confidence, whether you coach student storytellers, those in your community, or people who want to tell stories better. Learn tips, tricks, and ideas to gain skills, from one who has taught hundreds of youth
storytellers and many adults as well.
Go directly to the All Things Story - Virtual Workshop Series webpage
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Proper-Distanced House Concert
with Recording Available Afterwards
49th Story Crossroads Fundraising House Concert - Outdoors!
Monday, December 28, 2020, 7:00pm-8:00pm MST
(in case of bad weather/blizzard - pencil in Tuesday, December 29, 2020)
Featured Presenters & Story Artists: Katherine Hurley, David Hurley, & Karl Behling
Theme: Ode to Story Under the Full Moon
Dress warm and huddle in your blankets as you have a traditional storytelling experience around a fire…yet still proper-distanced and masked. Storytelling gave hope and light during a dark and long winter. Award-winning youth teller Katherine Hurley will share a piece followed by history and symbolism of story
during the long nights presented by David Hurley. Finally, we explore winter and the role of the storyteller through performances by long-time and engaging teller Karl Behling.
Suggested Donation: $15.00+/person, $25.00+/household, can come whether or not you donate but registration is required, best ages 10+
Location: Hurley Home, 143 West 5900 South, Murray, UT 84107
Click here to directly to Registration (required)
or for ordering Recording afterwards
Or click here go to House Concerts webpage for more details, listing of all concerts
Call/text Rachel Hedman at (801) 870-5799 or email info@storycrossroads.org. Frequently Asked Questions as well as Waiver/Liability/Indemnity available as pdfs on webpage.
You can also donate online whether or not you can attend at https://storycrossroads.square.site/
Go directly to registration of Dec. 28 concert
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Regular Facebook Live with Teri Lott
Tuesdays, 9:30am Mountain Time / 11:30am Eastern Time
Presenter: Teri Lott
Cost/Details: Free, open to all though tips most welcomed and available to donate on
Location: From your computer
Details: Teri shares family friendly tales, some of them with her puppet friends. The first story is for preschoolers, followed by stories for listeners of all ages. Can’t watch then? Go to her video tab on FB to watch most of the stories she’s shared since April 21st.
Go directly to the Facebook Video page for Teri Lott
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Facebook Live with Bill Harley
Every Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00am-11:20am Mountain Time / 1:00pm-1:20pm Eastern Time
Presenter: Bill Harley
Cost/Details: Free, open to all though tips most welcomed and available to donate on http://www.billharley.com/miniconcerts
Location: From your computer
Details: You can complete Birthday shout-outs or have Good Things announced by completing simple form found on this same webpage
Go directly to the webpage for Bill Harley's mini concerts
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Behind-the-Scenes Story Crossroads on Twitch
Tuesdays, 9:00am-9:30am Mountain Time, come for as much or as little as you like or watch each stream up to two weeks from broadcast
Cost/Details: Free, open to all, shares business/marketing of Story Crossroads, informal chat, and always ends with a story, people without a free Twitch account can still watch though only those with a free Twitch account are able to type in the chat
Location: From your computer, Twitch
Contact: Email info@storycrossroads.org or call/text Rachel Hedman with questions
Go directly to the Story Crossroads Twitch
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Voice/Video Chats on Story Crossroads Discord Server
Tuesdays, 9:00PM Mountain Time / 11:00pm Eastern Time
Fridays, Noon Mountain Time / 2:00pm Eastern Time
Next Brain Trust Sessions/Topics:
Tradition Bearers who have Passed On – Honoring Them – Tuesday, November 3, 2020 at 9:00pm MST and Friday, November 6, 2020 at Noon MST
Superstitions We Have as Performers – Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at 9:00pm MST and Friday…the 13th (November 13, 2020) at Noon MST
Private Life vs. Public Stage – Tuesday, November 17, 2020 at 9:00pm MST and Friday, November 20, 2020 at Noon MST
“Thankful” for Grant-Writing in the Performing Arts – Tuesday, November 24, 2020 at 9:00pm MST and Friday, November 27, 2020 at Noon MST
Cost/Details: Free, open to all, click this direct Discord invite: https://discord.gg/KfwNK7Z, video on how to use Discord on your phone or computer - https://youtu.be/IU3UKCXsPcA
Join "Story Crossroads Discord" Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/storycrossroadsdiscord
Location: From your computer, Discord
Contact: Email info@storycrossroads.org or call/text Rachel Hedman with questions
Click here for Discord Webpage with Archives of Past Chats, Upcoming Chats, and How-To
Go directly to the Story Crossroads Discord Server through Invite
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Ogden & Salt Lake City Ghost Tours
(celebrating 17 years...and going)
Fridays-Saturdays of October 2020 or call for private tours
Times: Ranges from 5:00pm-9:00pm MST depending on the night (see website at http://www.storytours.com)
Ogden Ghost Tour Guides/Tellers: Laurie Allen, Karen Kagie
Salt Lake Ghost Tour Guides/Tellers: Kristen Clay, Gayle Hasler Cook, Nannette Watts, Cherie Davis
Cost: Prices range from $15.00-$20.00 but booking online at http://www.storytours.com gives a $2.00 discount off the regular price or if you like them on Facebook
Walking Tours - proper-distanced - Locations:
HISTORIC 25th STREET - EERIE EAST
GHOST WALK
Meeting Place: the plaza just SOUTH of the Egyptian Theatre near the clock tower/marquee.
2415 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah 84401
The Eerie East Ghost Walk covers the buildings/stories EAST portion of Historic 25th St beginning at the Egyptian Theater plaza and wrapping down 25th St.
HISTORIC 25th STREET
WICKED WEST - GHOST WALK
Meeting Place: Pearl Milk Tea Club
110 25th Street, Ogden, Utah 84401
The Wicked West Ghost Walk covers the buildings/stories of the WEST portion of 25th St beginning at the Pearl Milk Tea Club across from the Union Station on the North side of 25th St.
SALT LAKE CITY CEMETERY GHOST WALK
Meeting Place: On Cemetery Center and Grand Avenue within the cemetery. Enter the cemetery from 4th Avenue on the cemetery’s Center Street and drive north to Grand Avenue.
990 East 4th Avenue, SLC, Utah 84103
WHISKEY STREET GHOST WALK
Meeting Place: On Main Street by the EAST stairs of the Frank E. Moss U.S. Courthouse
350 South Main Street, SLC, Utah 84101
The Whiskey Street Ghost Walk begins on the east side steps of the Frank E Moss Courthouse and continues down Main Street and, if time permits, to the Capital Theater.
Contact: Call (801) 888-8551 to reserve spot(s)
Go to the Ogden & Salt Lake Ghost Tours website
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Park City Ghost Tours
Dates/Times: Every night in October at 8:00pm Mountain Time, show up and go from there, wear masks and social distance
Cost: $20.00/adult, $10.00/child (ages 16 and under), Groups of 10 or more and get 10% discount if paid as one, Private tours for groups of 20 or more and get 20% discount if paid as one, Tickets purchased from guide at the start of the tour
Location/Parking: FREE parking is available on Swede Alley, one block to the East (or Left of Historic Main Street as you are going up Historic Main Street). Pull into the three tiered concrete parking structure called China Bridge Garage at least 30-minutes prior to the start of the tour. Walk one block to 415 Main Street (directly across the street from 412 Bistro
Restaurant) to the bronze statue of the miner, where the PCGT Guide in costume will greet you. Please meet the guide at least 15 minutes prior to the Tour departure which is on the hour. (Winter Hours 7:00 p.m./ Summer Hours 8:00 p.m.) The Guide takes cash or credit at the spot. Dress appropriately for the weather. Park City Ghost Tours is an outdoor walking tour so please wear suitable clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
Contact: Call (435) 615-7673 or email info@parkcityghosttours.com
Go to the Park City Ghost Tours website
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Normally, Chapter meetings are held in libraries throughout Utah and are free and open to anybody.
There is talk among the Guild Board, including the Chapter Presidents, of having a Virtual Chapter.
You can email usgmemo@gmail.com or call/text Cassie Ashton at (801) 859-5967.
Chapters and When/Where Typically Meet
(North to South)
Bridgerland - Cache Valley, 2nd Saturdays of the Month, Logan Library
Contact: Leah Checketts at (435) 760-0412 or email LASTredDragon@gmail.com
Ben Lomond - Weber County, 2nd Wednesdays of the Month, Main Library in Ogden
Contact: Douglas Dickson at libertystoryteller@gmail.com
Farmington Bay - Davis County, 3rd Thursdays of the Month, Kaysville Library
Contact: Email Gary Hansen at gary_d_hansen@msn.com
Olympus - Salt Lake County, 2nd Tuesdays of the Month, Millcreek Library
Contact: Annie Eastmond, call/text (801) 859-9601 or email annieeastmond@gmail.com
Timp Tellers - Utah County, 2 Meeting Types with Workshop/Round Robins on 1st Thursdays of the Month at Orem Public Library and Work/Research on 3rd Thursdays at American Fork Library
Contact: Ginger Parkinson at (801) 400-3568 or email gingerparkinson@gmail.com
Go to the Utah Storytelling Guild website
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