“Tales of Thanks” with Alton Chung

Storyteller Alton Chung will visit the library at 6:30pm on Thursday, November 10 to perform “Tales of Thanks,” stories of hope and gratitude that will make you laugh and touch your heart.

This performance will also be part of the library’s celebration of the WCCLS 40th anniversary. Refreshments will be served, and ages 6 and up are welcome. No registration required.

This event is sponsored by The Friends of West Slope Library. You can help fund programs like these by making an online donation.

Storyteller: Nuestro Canto

On Wednesday, November 4 at 6:30pm at Raleigh Park Elementary School, local artists and performers, Gerardo Calderón and Nelda Reyes of the group Nuestro Canto, will present an original storytelling performance about Mexico with masks, movement, and music.

Mexico is well known for legends, myths, and tales that speak about love, nature, and everyday life. Mexican stories originate both from the ancient times of the Aztecs, Mayans, Toltecs, and Hucholes, as well as from after the arrival of the Europeans to the American continent. Nuestro Canto tells stories from all over Mexico, and to further enhance the storytelling experience, they play music that they have composed especially for the tales that they tell during their performances.

No registration required and all ages are welcome.

This event is sponsored by the Friends of the West Slope Library.

Questions? Please contact us.

 

Storytelling: Brody Theater

Founded over 19 years ago, Brody Theater is Portland’s longest running improv theater and has become a world renowned comedy and storytelling theater company.

On Monday, April 13 at 6:30pm, Brody Theater will be engaging an audience of all ages with a series of improvised vignettes that explore the who, what, when, where, and why. Their stories will have you laughing and thinking all at once. The event will be hosted in the Raleigh Park Elementary auditorium (behind the library).

No registration is required, the event is free, and all ages are welcome.

This storytelling event is part of the annual Art of the Story storytelling festival taking place at libraries and other venues throughout Washington County in April. For further dates, times, and locations, see the online schedule.

Questions? Please contact us.