The dramatic true story of Pam’s great-uncle who was one of the few 3rd-class male passengers to survive the tragedy. A richly-layered story of immigration, adventure, homesteading, friendship, family, and survival you won’t soon forget.
Thursday, September 14 @ 7pm on the 1762 Hennepin Stage. For ages 10 to adult.
Teller Bio:
Colorado storyteller and teaching artist Pam Faro has spent the past 35 years exploring how storytelling connects people across boundaries, spreads light, and lifts hearts and spirits – needed now more than ever! She invites you right in with warmth and depth, whether she’s telling a bilingual cuento, an intriguing personal story, an historical epic, or multicultural folktales.
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The grandparents, aunts, uncles, our own parents told us about “the way it was” and when they passed and we thought, “why didn’t we collect those stories?” This two-session workshop beginning Thursday, December 1st will help you collect those family stories while there is still time. It will cover easy to use equipment, how to collect material, and ways to preserve the documents. The same principles also apply to the collection and archiving of organizational history. The founder, super-sales rep or even the janitor who knows how everything works, won’t be around forever, and why not get the story of “how it all began”collected now?
Two sessions 7:00-8:30 PM on Thursdays, Dec 1 and 15th.
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- Add the number of tickets you want by clicking the ‘+’ button
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The grandparents, aunts, uncles, our own parents told us about “the way it was” and then they passed and we thought, “why didn’t we collect those stories?” This three-session workshop beginning Thursday, Sept 8th will help you collect those family stories while there is still time. It will cover easy to use equipment, how to collect material, and ways to preserve the documents.
$50 for all three sessions, Thursdays, September 8, 15, and 22 at 7-8:30pm Central.
