The events listed in gold are open to the public.
MAY 2013
- Thursday, May 9: Western Civilization. Princess Sehoy Chapter, DAR.
- Friday - Saturday, May 17 - 18: Front Porch Storytelling Festival, Florence, AL. For ticket information, visit www.una.edu/storytelling/
JUNE 2013
- Sunday, June 2: Don't Make Me Come Back There - Stories about moms and dads. 4 - 5 p.m. St. Simon Peter Episcopal Church, 3702 Mays Bend Rd Pell City, AL. For information, call the church at (205) 884-0877.
Storyteller Dolores Hydock shares a collection of funny, affectionate stories about fatherly advice, motherly instincts, family fireworks, and the people whose stories will always be linked to your own: Mom and Dad.
- Saturday, June 8: Don't Make Me Come Back There - Stories about moms and dads. 6 p.m., Goodwater United Methodist Church, Goodwater, AL. Dinner and program. For information or reservations, contact Pete West at 256-404-5547.
Storyteller Dolores Hydock shares a collection of funny, affectionate stories about fatherly advice, motherly instincts, family fireworks, and the people whose stories will always be linked to your own: Mom and Dad.
- Monday, June 24: Footprint on the Sky. 7 - 8 p.m., Holy Infant of Prague Catholic Church, 8090 Gadsden Hwy Trussville, AL. For information, call the church at 655-2541.
JULY 2013
- Thursday, July 11: A Sweet Strangeness Thrills My Heart: The World of Sallie Independence Foster, 1861 - 1887. Hoover Library Theatre, 200 Municipal Drive, Hoover. 7 - 9 p.m. Story by Dolores Hydock, music by Bobby Horton.
Sallie Independence Foster was 12 years old when the Civil War began. Her journal, begun in June 1861, and carefully preserved by her family, paints a picture of a child’s innocent world that is gradually darkened by the reality of war. The journal continues through the war and for another 22 years, as Sallie grows to be a young woman, marries, and begins a family of her own.
Through Sallie's writings, historical photographs, and music of the time, storyteller Dolores Hydock and music historian Bobby Horton share with us this uniquely personal glimpse at a radically changing world.
Tickets are $12.50 and are available after May 20th at the Hoover Library Theatre box office, by calling 444-7888, or you can order tickets online by clicking here.
- Thursday, July 18: Every Picture Tells a Story - The Storytelling of Norman Rockwell. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m., North Shelby County Public Library, 5521 Cahaba Valley Road (Highway 119, about halfway between Highway 280 and I-65). Free and open to all! For info, call 439-5500.
Norman Rockwell didn't just paint pictures; every picture told a story. Photos and Saturday Evening Post covers enliven surprising stories from Rockwell's life and career, and illustrate the creative process that Rockwell used to carefully craft his one-image stories.
- Thursday, July 25: Every Picture Tells a Story - The Storytelling of Norman Rockwell. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m., Springville Road Public Library, 1224 Springville Road (near Huffman High School; not in Springville!). Free and open to all! For info, call 226-4081.
Norman Rockwell didn't just paint pictures; every picture told a story. Photos and Saturday Evening Post covers enliven surprising stories from Rockwell's life and career, and illustrate the creative process that Rockwell used to carefully craft his one-image stories.
AUGUST 2013
- Saturday, August 24: In Her Own Fashion. 7- 8:30 p.m., Shelby County Arts Council Performance Space, 104 Mildred Street, Columbiana, AL. Tickets are $15; for reservations, call 669-0044 or visit www.shelbycountyartscouncil.com
Stories of celebrity hi-jinks, reckless romance, career blunders, and the adventures of a life that followed no one else's pattern from the remarkable life of Ninette Griffith, Fashion Coordinator for Loveman's Department Store in the 1950s and 1960s.
SEPTEMBER 2013
- Tuesday - Saturday, September 10 - 14: Teller in Residence, International Storytelling Center, Jonesborough, TN. For information and a complete lineup of the TIR series, visit www.storytellingcenter.net/events/storytelling-live/
- Thursday, September 19: Money Talks! Harrison Regional Library, Columbiana, AL. 10 - 11 a.m.
- Thursday - Saturday, September 27 - 29: Cave Run Storytelling Festival, Moreland, Kentucky. For complete information, visit caverunstoryfest.org
OCTOBER 2013
- Wednesday, October 9: Dishing the Dirt ~ Stories from the Garden. Louisiana Master Gardeners Annual Conference, Shreveport, LA.
- Thursday - Friday, October 10 - 11: ECW Annual Conference, Diocese of Alabama.
- Saturday, October 19: Footprint on the Sky, Southern Tandem Rally, Birmingham, AL.
- Monday, October 28: Stories at Homewood Senior Center, 816 Oak Grove Road, Homewood, AL. 11 - 12 a.m. Call 332-6500 for lunch reservation.
NOVEMBER 2013
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