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
Join us at The Ark in Ann Arbor for the 37th Annual Storytelling Festival on February 23, 24, and 25! This weekend-long event includes the liars contest, Saturday evening show, and Sunday Family concert. Details below!
This event is by invitation only for famiy and friends of the Ann Arbor Storytelling Guild. Just let me know you want to be my friend, and I'll invite you!
Sign up at The Ark in Ann Arbor for this fun annual event! Join MC Amir Bagdachi, an incredible enetertainer who has been MC for The Moth in Ann Arbor for a number of years. It's like The Moth, except everyone is lying! I have assembled three celebrity judges, and six storyteller competing for a crisp $100 bill. What could possibly go wrong?
This is the second year for a NEW ADDITION to the Storytelling Festival at The Ark.
Steve will be MC and also will tell a story at this annual event at The Ark in Ann Arbor, featuring Lyn Ford, LaRon Williams, and Paul Strickland. Joins us for this program that I put together for the oldest continuous folk music venue in the US!
Bring the whole family to this Family Concert at The Ark in Ann Arbor! Lyn Ford and Genot Picor will be serving up a big helping of fun for kids of all ages at this show that I put together for the oldent continuous musical venue for folk music in the US!
This event is in Traverse City, MI at the Alluvion, 414 E. State Street. 5 tellers with the theme of Underdog. I'll be telling an abbrviated version of my story Bad Boy
When you grow up without a father, you become a Ray Bradbury Martian, absorbing the experiences and perceptions of everyone you meet. This spoken word performance follows on man's journey through life and widsom gained from unlikely sources: a German Grandfather with a twinkle in his eye, a high school principle who makes a terrible mistake, a Bojangles character, an old drunk in a ramshackle house, a man long dead who built a mansion and founded a city. Sometimes to find out who you truly are, it takes A Village . . . and Then Some
$15 at door. Saturday, May 4, 7-8:30 pm at the Ypsilanti Performance Space, 218 N. Adams, Ypsilanti, MI. Doors open at 6:30.