Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

Starting to tell stories workshop for adults. Free. Registration required.

Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

The Story Center at MidContinent Public Library is hosting this online workshop for storytelling beginners. Free, registration required. Register and find out more here.

Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

NO STORYTIME IN DECEMBER. Come back in January for the last one. After that, I’ll do occasional storytimes, so always check this calendar and my FB page for those.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

Come on over for stories, puppets, songs and silliness! Free, though I welcome tips via Paypal or Venmo. This is the same login as for the storytimes I did from March 2020 to September 2022. Here’s the link.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

Splishy-splashy! Tips for Summer Reading 2022, especially with young children

Whether you're up to your neck in the Oceans of Possibility reading theme or you just guidance on working with young children, I bring a boatload of tips and techniques to try out. We'll also have time for sharing, so bring your own best-loved water songs, stories and stretches.

Free for YES members, $15 for nonmembers. Register in advance (if you’re a YES member, login to storynet.org first). https://storynet.org/groups/yes/yes-registration/

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

Mini-workshop on using puppets. https://www.facebook.com/mitrstory/

I’ll tell some of my favorite little-known folktales, including the Bulgarian story “The Neverborn Maiden” and the Chinese tale, “The Fragrant Fart.”

Register on Eventbrite.

This concert is part of the Inspire! Growing Our Skills Together Series of the Northlands Storytelling Network. Suggested donation: $15 (but there’s also a pay-as-you-can option)

Join me for a rollicking love story that has stood the test of time! You'll hear of kidnapping, dragon tongues, love potions, iridescent fairy dogs, the Hairy Urgan and so much more in this Medieval tale.

I'm telling it on Saturday night and again on Sunday afternoon. There will be a short intermission at about 55 minutes. The Zoom link will be the same for both days, so if listening to the entire 95-minute story is daunting on Saturday night, come back on Sunday afternoon about 3 p.m. CST (don’t buy a second ticket, just come). Or you can hear it twice in it's entirety for the price of once.

This is appropriate for adults and older kids (though younger listeners from my regular Zoom storytimes are also welcome).

Tickets on Eventbrite.

Join me for a rollicking love story that has stood the test of time! You'll hear of kidnapping, dragon tongues, love potions, iridescent fairy dogs, the Hairy Urgan and so much more in this Medieval tale.

I'm telling it on Saturday night and again on Sunday afternoon. There will be a short intermission at about 55 minutes. The Zoom link will be the same for both days, so if listening to the entire 95-minute story is daunting on Saturday night, come back on Sunday afternoon about 3 p.m. CST (don’t buy a second ticket, just come). Or you can hear it twice in it's entirety for the price of once.

This is appropriate for adults and older kids (though younger listeners from my regular Zoom storytimes are also welcome).

Tickets on Eventbrite.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.

Storytelling for Grandparents, for the Gaga Sisterhood. Online. For more information, check the Gaga Sisterhood website.

It’s the once-monthly storytime for distant-from-me storytimes—Friday night at 9 p.m. central time is Saturday in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Check your timezone. It’s free, though I do make a plea for monetary tips at the end (Venmo or Paypal). All ages, registration required.