The events listed below include events of special note and a schedule of some events that are open to the public. THEY DO NOT INCLUDE PRIVATE EVENTS, COACHING OR WORKSHOPS. If you need more information on any of the events listed, please feel free to contact Steve
Ongoing/monthly events:
ANN ARBOR STORYTELLERS GUILD
Meeting, open to the public, 4th Sunday, 2pm, Ann Arbor Public Library
Come tell or listen! Everyone is welcome.
Story swap for members, 2nd Sunday, 2pm, Ann Arbor Public Library
NORTHEAST STORYTELLERS
Host, Online Story Swap 3rd Sunday, at 2pm, ZOOM
For details, send me an email
Come join us for a spoken word program by author and storyteller Steve Daut, that is part history, part storytelling, and all Twain! Mark Twain was not only the most iconic American author of his age, but an astute observer of the human condition. This program not only present adaptations of Twain’s best short stories, but explores some of the influences in his life and times that lead to the stories he wrote. The story adaptations are based on the award-winning book, Telling Twain, which will be available for sale and signing at a discounted price for participants of the event. The event takes place at the Ypsilanti Performance Space, 218 N. Adams, Ypsilanti, MI, on Friday, September 27, at 8pm. Doors open at 7:30. The cost is $15 at the door, and tickets go on sale August 15 through https://www.ypsi.org/events#smtx-click. Send email queries to hello@ypsi.org
2 Fridays, October 11 & 18, from 1-3 pm at the Chelsea Senior Center, 512 Washington Street, Chelsea, MI
This program expores vampires from a wide perspective. The first sessionexplores some of the 600-plus species of vampires in folklore and mythology around the world. In the second session, we'll take a look at vampires in popular culture, such as books film, commercials, and even a few (terrible) vampire jokes. WARNING: This program is not for the faint of heart. Be prepared to walk through graveyards at night, and view images and movies with blood and bodies, rats and bats.
