Tellabration 2022: TELLABRATE!

Name: Bear-y Fine Stories retold by Karen Maurer
Start: 2023-02-19T14:00:00-05:00
End: 2023-02-19T15:00:00-05:00
Location: Godfrey Daniels

Storytelling Concert & Open Mic

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 @ 7 PM

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The Lehigh Valley Storytelling Guild presents its Tellabration 2022: Tellabrate, Storytelling Concert & Open Mic, on Thursday, November 17 @ 7 PM EST, an adults only, bring-your-own-beer-or-wine celebration of storytelling and community, at Godfrey Daniels, 7 East Fourth Street, Bethlehem, PA,. Reservations recommended. This program is free and open to the adult public, a meet and greet of sorts with plenty of entertainment, and a pass-the-hat endeavor.

According to Denise McCormack, one of the guild’s organizers and a bonafide storyteller,

This is the guild’s way of re-entering the world and inviting other local and regional talent, friends, and neighbors, to join us for a really great time in a really great place.

And, while we anticipate that many of our extraordinary tellers will take the stage, including Larry Sceurman, Karen Maurer, Ingrid Bohn, Christopher Ochs, and others, we also want to see area balladeers, song writers, guitar-pullers, poets, and spoken word artists share their stuff with us.

Want to have a night of good fun? Get tickets now for Tellabration!, and throw your name in the mix to to tell your own story as you like it. Questions? Contact us.

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ABOUT LEHIGH VALLEY STORYTELLING GUILD:

The Lehigh Valley Storytelling Guild was founded in 1998 to promote the art of storytelling in the Lehigh Valley and presents numerous showcases, appears at festivals, and conducts story circles and workshops. Its members often perform at various other venues and events throughout the area, in-person and ethereally.

LVSG typically meets on the second Wednesday of each month for a story circle. It is free and open to the public. Check the calendar for details and other upcoming events and news in the world of storytelling at http://lvstorytelling.org

ABOUT TELLABRATION

Tellabration was begun by the National Storytelling Network to celebrate the art of storytelling and takes on a variety of forms from swaps and circles to showcases and other performances. Tellabration traditionally takes place on or about the 3rd Saturday in November.

Lehigh Valley Storytelling Guild has celebrated Tellabration for many years and will continue to do so in the foreseeable future.

ABOUT GODFREY DANIELS:

Vision
The Vision of Godfrey Daniels is to present the finest of folk music and performing arts through the “Godfreys Experience”; that is, the presentation of the folk arts in a comfortable and spontaneous environment, accessible to all ages and backgrounds. We seek to provide this rich experience by creating an intimate link among the musicians, audience members, and volunteers, an experience rarely found in our society today. Godfrey Daniels stands out by providing professional yet non-intimidating performance conditions; encouraging aspiring regional talent, and further developing the fabric of our local musical arts community. We value the heritage of folk music, linking our past to our future. We are a vital part of the cultural fabric of the South Side Bethlehem and greater Lehigh Valley communities.

Mission
Godfrey Daniels exists to create and nurture the appreciation of traditional and contemporary folk music and performing arts by providing an intimate environment where professional artists, amateur performers and audience members will be enriched by the unique experience of live performance. For more information, go to http://www.godfreydaniels.org

FAQs

Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?

This is an adult event.

Currently, proof of vaccination and ID are required, as are masks.

For up-to-the-minute news and guidelines pertaining to Godfrey Daniels health protocols, visit https://godfreydaniels.org/godfrey-daniels-co-vid-19-policy/

What can I bring into the event?

Beer and wine only

Note: All attendees, artists and staff must be vaccinated with all required doses at least 2 weeks prior to attending a show. Proof of vaccination must be shown at the door. We ask that you bring your vaccination card, a copy, or a legible image on your phone, along with a valid photo ID. Masks will be required to be worn by everyone inside the club at all times, regardless of vaccination status. The only exception to this mandate is, of course, for the storytellers.

Please stay home if you are experiencing symptoms such as fever, chills, cough, sore throat, fatigue, shortness of breath, body aches, congestion, loss of taste or smell.