Storytelling

Thanks to Diane Rossbach for coordinating our storytelling venue.

Time	Session	Name	Description
10:30 AM	The girl who stood up...	Dianne Rossbach	A tale about independent thinking…
11:30 AM	Wide Eyed Again	Armando Ortega
12:30 PM	Guys and Ghouls	Walter Sala	Walt's telling it like it is… or at least like it could have been. Some say these are wisdom stories. Come prepared for the lighter side of stories with a moral.
1:30 PM	Tales of Enchantment	Cynthia Dobson	Stories with local flavor…from New Mexico…
2:30 PM	Can you hear me now?	Brenda Hollingsworth-Marley	Also known as Story Songbird Woman, Brenda tells and sings tales from around the world using musical instruments, dance, song, puppets and a love of traditional languages and cultures. Skilled in the Chautauqua form, she assumes the persona of historical figures such as Rosa Park , Coretta Scott-King, Lena Horne, Marian Anderson, and Billie Holiday. Puppetry presentations include Opera Woman, Goatie, Princess Penelope Puddingshire, and others. She specializes in African, African-American, Native-American, Caribbean, spiritual & humorous yarns. Brenda offers numerous special productions and workshops and is a member of the New Mexico Humanities Council, STNM & the National Association of Black Storytellers. She tells stories appropriate for all ages.
3:30 PM	It Moves!	Elaine Muray	These are folktales you won't forget!
4:30 PM	Islands, Forests and Gardens	Scott and Johanna Hongell-Dharsee	Travelling ballads from the masters of music and interpretive storytelling. They bring ancient tales and wondrous music to our venue. Stories, music, movement….told, interpreted, sung, translated and shared.