Storyteller Harlynne Geisler
www.swiftsite.com/storyteller
858-569-9399 storybag@juno.com

For a much more complete listing of storytelling events in the United Kingdom, go to
http://www.computing.surrey.ac.uk/personal/ext/csx1jw/talltales/stdiary.htm or http://www.mcs.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/csx1jw/talltales/stdiarynj.htm. Storytelling Diary Editor: Patrick Collinson, patrickcollinson@inlewes.com 01273 470742 Web Version: converted by Kevin Blackburn, sfs@fairbruk.demon.co.uk Details of other UK festivals and a storytelling diary are to be found at the Society for Storytelling's site at http://www.sfs.org.uk/ and at www.fairbruk.demon.co.uk.
A web-site at www.crickcrackclub.com should be ready now.
Scottish Storytelling Centre: 43-45 High St, Edinburgh EHI ISR, Scotland Tel: 0131 557 5724 http://www.storytellingcentre.org.uk/ or http://www.scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk/

Society for Storytelling: PO Box 2344, Reading, RG6 7FG, UK. Ph 01734 351 381
The Verbal Arts Centre: London Street, Londonderry BT48 6RQ, UK

UNITED KINGDOM AND NORTHERN IRELAND —————

Society for Storytelling Gathering, England. Go to the Society’s website and follow the link to Gathering from the home page. www.sfs.org.uk

For Storytelling Radio and Ongoing Events click here.

SEE WEB SITE FOR DETAILS OF STORYTELLING EVENTS IN U.K.: www.stories.demon.co.uk/
For info on storytelling at Collins Barracks Museum, Kildare Street Museum, Turlough Park Museum, James Joyce Centre, and Teachers' Club in Dublin: http://homepage.tinet.ie/~scealtashamhna/welcome.html.

Scottish radio

On 4th June 2006 Scottish Storytelling Radio went on the Net. There are two linked stations. STORYTELLING IN SCOTLAND, currently with over 4 hours of storytelling from 10 Scots tellers, best listened to on broadband. SCOTTISH STORYTELLING, non broadband, accessible through most modems. On Scottish Storytelling at present the 2 hours plus of stories are drawn from the tales on Storytelling in Scotland. On my 5 year old steamdriven computer even the 'non broadband' version wheezes and cuts out. On the newer laptop both versions work fine. The stations are on Live 365 with thousands of other net stations. It is dead cheap - hence the intrusive adverts. To get there, either try the following links SCOTTISH STORYTELLING, BROADBAND
http://www.live365.com/stations/gallusteller?play&site=live365
STORYTELLING IN SCOTLAND, NON BROADBAND http://www.live365.com/stations/gallus2tell?play&site=live365
Or go to http://www.live365.com and browse for Scottish storytelling.
PLAYER PROBLEMS
If the players you have on your setup do not give you sound, go back to the index page, find / choose Free Downloads, then choose Free Software. To download the free player, scroll down, and under Other Live 365 Software select to download Player 365. Ewan McVicar ewanmcvicar@compuserve.com

Ireland and Northern Ireland Events:

Narrative Arts Club meets irregularly, usually in the Library Bar Extension, Exchequer Street. "Forget what storytelling was, and find out what it might be!" Details of events: www.narrativeartsclub.com

Milk & Cookies meets in Exchange Dublin, an alcohol-free venue for young people in the Temple Bar ares. Details of events: www.milkandcookiestories.com

Chaos Thaoghaire mixes storytelling and games. Details of events: www.chaosthaoghaire.com

every September THE CAPE CLEAR ISLAND INTERNATIONAL STORYTELLING FESTIVAL The director is Anne, and the phone number is 00353 (0)868443067. http://capeclearstorytelling.com The Cape Clear Island International Storytelling Festival / Féile Scéalaíochta Chléire Cape Clear, Skibbereen, Co. Cork. Republic of Ireland Phone: 00353 (0) 28 39160 http://indigo.ie/~stories/ E-mail: stories@indigo.ie

every September Shetland Storytelling Festival Contact: Louise Rosie Address: Shetland Islands Tourism Market Cross Lerwick Shetland ZE1 0LU Tel: 01595 693434 Fax: 01595 695807
E-mail: shetland.tourism@zetnet.co.uk Web: www.shetland-tourism.co.uk

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