Continuing
Education

College of
Arts & Sciences

College of
Fine Arts &
Communication

28th Annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival, May 2-5, 2007, Sparks by the River: Listen, Learn, and Pass It On.

Promoting literacy through the arts since 1980.

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Mark Your Calendar for the 2009 Festival: April 29-May 2

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Keep storytelling alive throughout the year -- Click to listen:

Hear From a Handful of Our Regional Storytellers:
"Simple Gifts/The Water Is Wide" (instrumental) -- Mike Anderson from his CD Solo; Not Alone (Time: 5:25)

"Rest and Catch Your Breath Day" -- Diann Joy Bank, one of our regional storytellers, from her CD The Joy of Jewish Tales (Time: 6:43)

"Three Fables from Tolstoy" -- Brian "Fox" Ellis from his CD Fun with Fables from Around the World (Time: 3:57)

"Heaven and Hell Parable" -- Mary Garrett from her CD Courage and Wisdom: Stories Make the World Go Around" (Time: 1:53)

"Anansi and Turtle Go to Dinner" -- Bobby Norfolk from his CD Anansi Time (Time: 6:45)

"Wide Mouth Frog" -- Steve Otto from his CD Wide Mouth Frog (Time: 7:16)

"The Three Little Pigs Rap" -- Perrin Stifel from his CD My Favorite Stories for Children, Teachers, and You (Time: 5:22)

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Each year, more than 60 storytellers and their audiences gather during this FREE four-day event for the telling of tales. The Festival is coordinated by Continuing Education, and the College of Arts & Sciences, Special Programs, at the University of Missouri– St. Louis, in partnership with various organizations throughout the St. Louis area.

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www.umsl.edu/storytelling

Plan to Attend the 30th Annual
St. Louis Storytelling Festival

April 29-May 2, 2009

Can't wait to hear some storytellers spin their yarns? Click a link on our home page, or click here to listen to Ken Wolfe talk about his Martian parents on KWMU... (Scroll down to Segment B and then select WMP or MP3.)


Attention,
School Teachers

Did you know that bringing your class to the Festival is not only fun but also addresses standards? Find out how in the St. Louis Storytelling Festival Study Guide.

University of Missouri–St. Louis • Continuing Education