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(Tue 22 Oct: 2pm) A living archive of stories and storytellers from across India. Hosted by founder Vandanu Pant and the Folklogue Team, with archive treasures and new animations. Project Folk Log is a part of Folklogue Studios, a Delhi NCR-based enterprise engaged in culturally and socially significant projects. The company has been involved in archiving, translating & documenting old forgotten folk tales from all corners of India, for the past decade. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
(Tue 29 Oct: 2pm) Germany and Scotland have rich stores of intangible cultural heritage. But how are such treasures identified, shared and passed onto future generations? As Scotland joins Germany as part of UNESCO’s international framework for cultural heritage, what are we doing about it in our own communities? Hosted by Steve Byrne, Director of TRACS. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
(Mon 21 Oct: 2pm) How did Scotland become a leading slaver nation? How was treating people as ‘chattels’ or trade goods justified at home and in key colonies like Jamaica? This event opens up rare archive sources, and reveals first-hand experiences and attitudes. Hosted by Kate Philips, author of Bought and Sold: Scotland, Jamaica and Slavery, poet and storyteller Lorna Callery- Sithole and Donald Smith, with Thabo Mokolobate, Bontle Botsalo, Michael Daviot and diverse sources.. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
(Mon 28 Oct: 2pm) Help build a real-time bridge between Gaza and the worldwide community of storytelling. Hosted by Haneen Khaled Jadallah, with storytellers David Heathfield and Jackie Ross, and the voices of Gaza’s children and young people, this worldwide intercultural storytelling project Tell a Child In Gaza’s Tale amplifies the powerful voices and celebrates the creative story choices of young Palestinians. In this online gathering you will find out how Tell a Child in Gaza’s Tale is being welcomed into homes and learning spaces around the world, offering us all opportunities to talk about Palestine sensitively and humanistically. We will also learn to retell Malak in Gaza’s short tale about how to live the best life and be told a tale live by Deema, a Young International Storyteller from Gaza, and find out about the impact of the project on her and the people around her. Passing on such precious treasures freely given by young storytellers whose hearts shine on brightly in the deepest darkness is a simple way for people worldwide to deepen our understanding and let young Palestinians thrive as members of our global human family. Hear the deeply felt messages of solidarity that people of all ages around the world are sending as they enjoy learning and retelling the stories they have learned from young people in Gaza. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
(Tue 22 Oct: 2pm) A living archive of stories and storytellers from across India. Hosted by founder Vandanu Pant and the Folklogue Team, with archive treasures and new animations. Project Folk Log is a part of Folklogue Studios, a Delhi NCR-based enterprise engaged in culturally and socially significant projects. The company has been involved in archiving, translating & documenting old forgotten folk tales from all corners of India, for the past decade. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
(Tue 29 Oct: 2pm) Germany and Scotland have rich stores of intangible cultural heritage. But how are such treasures identified, shared and passed onto future generations? As Scotland joins Germany as part of UNESCO’s international framework for cultural heritage, what are we doing about it in our own communities? Hosted by Steve Byrne, Director of TRACS. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
(Mon 21 Oct: 2pm) How did Scotland become a leading slaver nation? How was treating people as ‘chattels’ or trade goods justified at home and in key colonies like Jamaica? This event opens up rare archive sources, and reveals first-hand experiences and attitudes. Hosted by Kate Philips, author of Bought and Sold: Scotland, Jamaica and Slavery, poet and storyteller Lorna Callery- Sithole and Donald Smith, with Thabo Mokolobate, Bontle Botsalo, Michael Daviot and diverse sources.. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
(Mon 28 Oct: 2pm) Help build a real-time bridge between Gaza and the worldwide community of storytelling. Hosted by Haneen Khaled Jadallah, with storytellers David Heathfield and Jackie Ross, and the voices of Gaza’s children and young people, this worldwide intercultural storytelling project Tell a Child In Gaza’s Tale amplifies the powerful voices and celebrates the creative story choices of young Palestinians. In this online gathering you will find out how Tell a Child in Gaza’s Tale is being welcomed into homes and learning spaces around the world, offering us all opportunities to talk about Palestine sensitively and humanistically. We will also learn to retell Malak in Gaza’s short tale about how to live the best life and be told a tale live by Deema, a Young International Storyteller from Gaza, and find out about the impact of the project on her and the people around her. Passing on such precious treasures freely given by young storytellers whose hearts shine on brightly in the deepest darkness is a simple way for people worldwide to deepen our understanding and let young Palestinians thrive as members of our global human family. Hear the deeply felt messages of solidarity that people of all ages around the world are sending as they enjoy learning and retelling the stories they have learned from young people in Gaza. ~~~~~~~~~~ 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since 1989, SISF has been building bridges between cultures, artists and audiences all over the world through the power of storytelling – connecting past, present and future. This year’s theme is ‘Bridges Between’. At a time where literal, figurative and societal walls continue to be constructed, we invite everyone to look beyond these boundaries and to celebrate the last and the next 35 years of storytelling with us. ~~~~~~~~~~ Purchase a Storytelling Festival Pass and make the most of SISF 2024! Buy A Pass
Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Online SISF
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