
For storytelling events in Utah and in Central Oregon contact:
Carol Esterreicher
14043
Somerset Hills Ct.
Draper, Utah 84020
801-561-5669
See Also
Arts and Culture Directory of Central Oregon 2006
Carol is a member of the Utah Storytelling Guild. Select the Directory Link
at this web site:
www.utahstorytellingguild.org
For Storytellers and Events nationwide visit Storyteller.net
http://www.storyteller.net/tellers
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Contacts and Links
Storyteller.net
Visit a data base of Storytellers nationwide. Learn more about events and storytelling techniques shared by many multi-talented tellers. Connect with resources that will help you to enhance your stories.
Click on the link which follows. Enjoy exploring the site after you visit my page.
http://www.storyteller.net/tellers/cesterreicher
Utah Storytelling Guild
Use the directory link to find storytellers (search by name or story type).
Contact information is located on each teller's directory page.
Enhance your special event with a talented storyteller!
www.utahstorytellingguild.org
Utah Storytelling Guild/Olympus Chapter Meetings are 2nd Wednesdays at the downtown Salt Lake City Library. Coaching starts at 6:00 p.m. The meeting which includes storytelling, announcements, and workshops, starts at 7:00 p.m. We are usually in one of the downstairs meeting rooms. So ask at the information desk when your arrive. These meetings are open to the public. Come share a story and experience the magic!
Carol and six other Storytellers can be hired through the Utah Arts Council.
The following link provides a photo and information regarding "The Traveling Tellers." We are a new group of the Utah Performing Artists Tour.
After you visit the Utah Arts Council web site, just press the [back] button to get back to this page.
http://arts.utah.gov/funding/competitions/upat/artist_information/index.html
The Traveling Tellers most recently performed at the combined Zion's Storytelling Festival and the Utah Storytelling Guild's 2007 Storyfest in St. George. They told stories at Springdale Elementary in the afternoon on Friday, May 4th and then entertained the community at an evening program that same day. On Saturday,
The Traveling Tellers created a program that was a salute to pioneers moving westward along the Oregon Trail and the Mormon hand-cart trek. The Springdale Community contributed to a two-hour program of Springdale's talent.
Timpanogos Storytelling Festival
This annual event takes place in Orem, Utah and is run by a non-profit organization, The Friends of the Orem Public Library. The Timpanogos Storytelling Festival is reputed to be second only to the National Storytelling Festival!
The mission--"...to preserve and promote the art of storytelling throughout the west." Be sure to check this site for other important links to storytelling resources!
www.timpfest.org
National Storytelling Network
Our mission: " Bringing together and nurturing individuals and organizations that use the power of storytelling in all its forms."
The NSN sponsors an annual storytelling conference and an annual storytelling festival, offers a calendar of national storytelling events, a directory of storytellers, an invaluable bi-monthly magazine, and a whole lot more.
www.storynet.org
Esterreicher, C. (1995). SCAMPER Strategies--
Fundamental Activities for Narrative Development
This book, enjoying a successful 11 years in publication, is still available from Amazon.com
Much of SCAMPER Strategies is still made available as handouts in many of Carol's workshops for students, teachers, parents, home educators, and storytellers. See [Products]. See [Workshops].
Other Contacts
Looking for Pirate Stories?
Daniel Bishop shows up dressed like a pirate and gets the kids to Arrrrgh!
His email is phantasyplayers@yahoo.com
Pamela Hanks is the one you want. Contact her at pamelahanks@gmail.com.or
Visit her web site: http://www.pamelahanks.com.
Pamela Hanks is also the Editor of the Utah Storytelling Guild's newsletter,
The Taleswapper which is distributed on-line quarterly. When you have an event or topic you wish to publish, contact Pamela for information.
Looking for Nationally Recognized Consultants?
--Kevin D. Cordi
National Youth Storytelling Consultant
Executive Director of Voices Across America Storytelling Project
www.youthstorytelling.com
Columbus, OH
Looking Resourceful Youth Storytelling Advocates?
(1) Then Rachel Hedman, Member of the Utah Storytelling Guild, is someone you'll want to contact! Rachel has added several BLOGs to her site. You will want to acquaint yourself with this dynamic teller and youth teller advocate. Maybe we can get Rachel to teach us how to add BLOG's to our storytelling sites! (big hint)
Visit her web site: http://www.rachelhedman.com
(2) Another noted advocate for youth tellers is Nannette Watts whose whole family is involved in storytelling: nannette@thewatts.net
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