Registration for our Spring classes opens at 10 am on March 5. Please note that classes are not yet sold out; they will become available for registration on this date.
Storytelling in the Garden - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
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Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

Storytelling in the Garden

Instructor: Elsa Robinson

Ages: All

Location: Art Gallery of St. Albert

Saturday, March 15, 1–3 pm

On Saturday March 15, the Art Gallery of St. Albert welcomes everyone to The Garden for an afternoon of storytelling.  

The Garden is an inspiring and peaceful art exhibition created by Edmonton’s Elsa Robinson. The Garden is meant to be a gathering space, somewhere that people could meet and share stories.  

To mark the last day of this stunning exhibition, come gather in The Garden to hear a selection of stories from around the world. Elsa Robinson will be joined by Marty Chan and Tololwa Mollel to share traditional folk stories and more modern tales.  

The tales will start at 1 pm, and each storyteller will have a chance to share tales rooted in their own cultures, histories and imaginations. At the end, there will be an opportunity for audience members to ask questions, or to share some stories of their own.  

 

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*Please note: Spring classes are not sold out, they will open for registration on March 5 at 10 am.

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