Art of the Storyteller: Scotland Wild And Free
Global Platform Online
(Fri 21 Oct: 3pm Online)
Scotland is celebrated for its sweeping glens, wildlife, and clean air, but it ranks in the bottom 25% of countries for biodiversity. Rewilding the countryside is one option, rewilding ourselves alongside nature is another one, and perhaps a richer path. Storyteller and environmentalist Cara Roberts starts out on this journey.
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An international celebration of the art form of oral storytelling, its interaction with cultural tradition and its contemporary renaissance worldwide. Each Art of the Storyteller event includes a performance - usually with an interval, open discussion and commentary on creative storytelling development. Hosted by Festival Director Donald Smith.
Over the past two years we have enjoyed being part of a fantastic online storytelling community across the world. We would love to further connect with you in our digital storytelling and development sessions, so whether you are based in Scotland, or further afield, let’s keep that fire lit on our global platforms.
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In Scotland’s Year of Stories, the Scottish International Storytelling Festival: Keep It Lit invites everyone to the ceilidh; locally, nationally and globally. At the core of Scotland’s culture and identity is the hospitable hearth - a place of solidarity and welcome for friend and stranger alike. Round that symbolic fire, experiences and memories are shared and hope affirmed.
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A booking fee of £1.25 is charged per transaction for online and phone bookings. If you are a Festival Pass holder or a Storytelling Centre Supporter please add a full price ticket to the basket. Your discount will be automatically added at checkout. This event takes place live online via Zoom; after booking, you will receive an email with the joining link.This event takes place live online via Zoom; after booking, you will receive an email with the joining link.
