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Welcome to 2010!

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Now is the perfect time to stay warm and cozy as you explore the world through stories!

February 10, 2010

Time to bring out those stories we love - and some that we're just learning! Join our February Story Circle in our NEW LOCATION: The Point on the campus of C. C. Young (4847 W. Lawther Drive, Dallas 75214). We'll meet from 7-9 pm to share tales of all kinds. So whether you're a teller or a listener - or simply curious - please join us for a delightful evening among friends.

 
February 11, 2010

If you don't know him by now, here's your the perfect opportunity. Tim Tingle, nationally recognized storyteller and friend of DSG, will share his story "Crossing Bok Chitto" as well as other favorites at The Allen Public Library on Thursday, February 11. This free evening of stories will begin at 7 p.m. The library is located at 300 N. Allen Dr. in Allen. For more information: http://www.cityofallen.org/departments/library/

 
February 12, 2010

Donald Davis is coming to town! Tejas Storytelling Association provides the perfect kick-off to your Valentine's Day weekend with the Martha Lin Nelson Classic Dinner & Auction on Friday night. Davis hales from the mountain world of Southern Appalachia and his stories are loved by audiences everywhere. For more information on Davis: http://ddavisstoryteller.com/. For more information about the dinner: www.tejasstorytelling.com

 
February 13, 2010

You'll want more! Join Donald Davis on Saturday for a special workshop from 9 am to noon; cost is $50 per participant. This is a rare opportunity to hone your skills with a master teller so make your plans now as space is limited! More details will be posted soon: www.tejasstorytelling.com

 
March 11-14, 2010

MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW FOR THE 25th ANNUAL TEXAS STORYTELLING FESTIVAL! Can you believe we're 25 years young and going strong? Make plans now to spend the weekend in Denton. The festival will feature 25 (and yes, I typed that correctly!) of the featured tellers from years past. Check out all of the information on the website: www.tejasstorytelling.com