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Events Coming Soon
Thu 02 AprGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories with Mabel Jenkins. These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Wed 08 AprBangor Carnegie LibrarySince 1989, Daniel Morden has captivated audiences around the globe with his storytelling. From timeless Greek myths to thrilling adventures and even some delightfully awful jokes Daniel’s repertoire has something for everyone. Join us for an afternoon of wonder and storytelling at its finest.
Tue 14 AprFalls Road LibraryJoin Karen Edwards, who hails from Carnlough, for stories and a few tunes for this storytelling session for adults.
Wed 15 AprLisburn City LibraryOlivia Armstrong is an Irish performance storyteller who tells stories of wonder and magic for all ages and communities. She has created site-specific performances for many unusual locations, including castles, caves, ships and palaces. Suggested donation £3
Thu 16 AprTullycarnet LibraryOlivia Armstrong is an Irish performance storyteller who tells stories of wonder and magic for all ages and communities. She has created site-specific performances for many unusual locations, including castles, caves, ships and palaces.
Tue 21 AprCon Magees Healthy ClubJoin us at Con Magees Healthy Club for an engaging experience featuring stories and songs from the talented storyteller and singer Colin Urwin. This event is free and open to everyone. This event is made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of N. Ireland
Thu 23 AprGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories with Sharon DIckson These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Tue 28 AprCon Magees Healthy ClubJoin us at Con Magees Healthy Club for an engaging experience featuring stories from talented storyteller Liz Weir. This event is free and open to everyone. This event is made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of N. Ireland
Thu 07 MayGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories and songs with Michael Bird. These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Tue 12 MayCon Magees Healthy ClubJoin us at Con Magees Healthy Club for an engaging experience featuring stories from talented Fermanagh born storyteller, Jimmy McTeggart. This event is free and open to everyone. This event is made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of N. Ireland
Wed 13 MayBangor Carnegie LibraryMeet Nuala O'Toole. A natural storyteller, Nuala weaves warmth, emotion and connection into every session. Her storytelling draws people in, creating spaces where stories aren't just told, but truly felt. Suggested donation £3
Tue 19 MayCon Magees Healthy ClubJoin us at Con Magees Healthy Club for a morning featuring stories and calligraphy from Japanese born storyteller, Masako Carey. This event is free and open to everyone. This event is made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of N. Ireland
Wed 20 MayLisburn City LibraryFran O'Boyle is a storyteller and artist who is based in County Donegal with Glens of Antrim roots. He has been working as a professional storyteller for more years than he cares to remember in schools, festivals, museums, and libraries all over Ireland and the U.K.
Thu 21 MayGlenarm Village HallJoin us in Glenarm for an afternoon of stories with Janice WItherspoon. These sessions are free, open to everyone and are made possible with funding support from the National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Thu 21 MayTullycarnet LibraryFran O'Boyle is a storyteller and artist who is based in County Donegal with Glens of Antrim roots. He has been working as a professional storyteller for more years than he cares to remember in schools, festivals, museums, and libraries all over Ireland and the U.K.
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