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March 2008

"The Traveling Tellers," members of the Utah Arts Council's Performing Artists Tour, are performing in Blanding as a result of the local Arts Council's invitation. Carol performs with the group and entertains with her Word Plays.

Check with the Salt Lake County Library System for March programs by Carol. "Spring is in the Air." Story Plus! A Craft (paper airplanes!) March 11th 7:00 p.m.

April 2008

The South Jordan, Utah Library invites Carol to share Tales from a Jewish Tradition. April 24th 7:00 p.m.

May 2008

The South Jordan, Utah Library invites Carol to present her Mother's Day program, "Mothers Art To Love." Listen to some childhood and some grown up stories. Create a card for your mother or someone else's mother to show that she is loved!

May-September 2008

Carol and other Utah Performing Artists/Storytellers are performing for the 4th consecutive season at the downtown Salt Lake City Gallivan Center. The entertainment event is called "Lunch Bunch." In past years musicians provided practically all of the noon time entertainment for downtown employees taking their lunch break in this lovely outdoor setting. Now Storytellers are on the program as well.

June 2008

Olympus Chapter Storytellers participated in the Utah Arts Festival's venue: The Word Ecstatic last year. Along with poets and essayists, we brought the art of storytelling to the festival! We look forward to being a lasting presence at the event. We look forward to June with great expectation.

 

August 2008

Be sure to check http://www.timpfest.org to learn about all the exciting Storytellers who will be here for the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival in Orem, Utah.

 

 

December 2008

Perhaps this will be the 5th year that Carol will be the Christmas Eve Storyteller for the guests at Club Solitude. Solitude Ski Resort has invited Carol to tell holiday stories. The featured favorite is "The Chright Before Nistmas," the traditional story told in spoonerisms (mixed up sound and syllables as word play).

 

 

 

   

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Updated: July 1, 2008