A WEEKEND STORYTELLING WORKSHOP in Kilcreggan & Cove:

Begin the New Year with an exciting storytelling workshop: “What Stories Are You?”

A workshop on how stories can root us in place and identity. We will explore the stories that have meaning to us and the places we live or have lived. How do we gather them, how do we weave them into our identity, how do we make them an inheritance for ourselves and others?

No storytelling experience required – all welcome!

It will be led by storyteller TIM PORTEUS, who I regard as one of the finest storytellers in Scotland today.

Tim is a storyteller, completely unassuming but with decades of storytelling experience. He’s a dad of five children (three grown up now.) He has used storytelling within his family & as a way to build community connections. He has worked extensively in schools, using storytelling to promote well-being and literacy. For the past 14 years he’s written a weekly column called ‘Tim’s Tales’ in his local newspaper The East Lothian Courier. He has published three books on local folktales for both adults and children.

Although he’s a professional storyteller he doesn’t see his storytelling as just a profession, but a way of living life.

Dates: 31st January & 1st February (Saturday & Sunday)
Time: 10.30am – 1.30pm
Venue: Cove Burgh Hall
Cost: £20 for both days including tea, coffee & snacks

This workshop is supported by the Scottish Storytelling Forum. This workshop will be unique – so book your places soon!

To enquire or reserve your place, contact Gauri: gauriraje2@gmail.com