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Ardiena Ann Tromley Family Storytelling Series 2004 The Ardiena Ann Tromley Family Storytelling Series at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library is presented through the generous support of Mr. Thomas Tromley in loving memory of his wife, Ardiena Ann Tromley. For more information, call 540-372-1144. Admission to all events is free, and school age children and adults are invited to attend. Audio and video clips are excerpts from "CRRL Presents," the library's cable TV show. Visit our CRRL Presents web page on LibraryPoint.org to find out more. |
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Thursday, February 5 Porter Branch at 4:30 Headquarters Library Theater at 7:30 Our first performer in the 2004 series is a nationally-renowned storyteller, musician and author! Incorporating a world of rhythm in each and every tale, Africa springs to life as we listen to the drums, learn about cultural diversity and encounter it all with a huge dose of humor. The presence and charm of Kala Jojo is an experience not to be missed! http://www.kalajojo.com |
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Thursday, March 18Porter Brach: "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," 4:00pm (Children) Headquarters Library: "A Land Twice Promised," 7:30pm (Adults and Young Adults) "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by Noa Baum. Ms. Baum is a "Parent's Choice Award Winner," an internationally-known artist, educator, actor, and storyteller. Everyone gets in on the fun as Noa teaches the importance of courage, generosity and hope. Come join us in exploring folktales, fairytales, and myths from many lands! Visit Noa's web site: www.noabaum.com. "A Land Twice Promised" Storyteller Noa Baum, an Israeli who began a heartfelt dialogue with a Palestinian woman while living in the United States, weaves together their memories and their mothers' stories. A moving testimony illuminating the complex and contradictory history and emotions that surround Jerusalem for Israelis and Palestinians alike. For more information see, "A Land Twice Promised": Moving Towards Peace in the Middle East a webliography which includes links selected by Noa Baum. |
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Tuesday, April 6 Salem Church at 4:30 Headquarters Library Theater at 7:30 Story Artist Regi Carpenter will present "Ha! Ha! Ha! I Tricked Ya!," folktales about a collection of world-class tricksters, designed to delight the entire family! Visit Regi's web site: www.soaringstories.com. |
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Thursday, May 20Salem Church at 4:30 Headquarters Library Theater at 7:30 Yes, it's the hilariously-madcap storyteller! Claflin has won multiple awards from both the American Library Association and Parents' Choice Awards as well as a unique honor from the State of Hawaii. Hawaiian House Resolution #117 states the following: "Wherever he performs, Willy Claflin leaves behind the memory of a committed, talented, life-loving, philosophical and creative man through his storytelling and song-making."Visit Willy's web site: www.willyclaflin.com. |
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