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Events Coming Soon
Thu, 27 FebGlenarm Village HallJoin storyteller Stephen O'Hara for an afternoon of stories in beautiful Glenarm. Stephen tells tales from Irish folklore and mythology and takes a special interest in the lived experience of people in history. This event is funded by Openreach. All welcome.
Wed, 12 MarBangor LibraryJoin us for an unforgettable experience with Madeline McCully, a celebrated storyteller and writer from Derry. She is the author of popular books such as Derry Folk Tales, Haunted Derry, Haunted Antrim, and Haunted Donegal.
Thu, 13 MarGlenarm Village HallJoin singer and storyteller Michael Bird for this free afternoon of stories and music funded by Openreach. Michael Bird lives outside Broughshane after moving to Northern Ireland from Scotland many years ago. A singer songwriter, he has a long-held interest in stories and is delighted to share them.
Wed, 19 MarLisburn City LibraryJoin us for an unforgettable afternoon of storytelling with Eamonn Keenan, where tales of heroes, fairies, ghosts, witches, death and love come to life. Suggested donation £3.
Thu, 20 MarTullycarnet LibraryStephen O'Hara, is a storyteller who delves deep into Irish folklore and mythology, breathing life into ancient heroes, mythical creatures, and forgotten legends. His stories bring the past of this place into the present. Suggested donation £5
Wed, 02 AprCarryduff LibraryKaren Edwards hails from Carnlough in the Glens of Antrim and combines storytelling with music on her Killarney D and Low D Whistles. Karen has entertained audiences throughout Ireland and has a wide repertoire including traditional myths and legends as well as stories she has written herself.
Wed, 09 AprBangor Carnegie LibraryDougie McKay is a captivating Scottish Highland storyteller. He brings Celtic myths and northern folk tales to life with unmatched charm and authenticity.
Wed, 16 AprLisburn City LibraryWith a Yorkshire mother and a Lancashire father, Christine McMahon lives on the border of these two counties, a place that inspires her passion for conflict resolution and her impactful work in restorative justice. Suggested donation £3
Thu, 17 AprTullycarnet LibraryFor 30 years, Christine has been at the heart of the Shaggy Dog Storytelling Club, captivating audiences with her tales and running workshops both at home and abroad. Now, she brings her talent to our event! Come along and let yourself be inspired by Christine's extraordinary storytelling.
Thu, 15 MayTullycarnet LibraryShonaleigh is a drut’syla, a bearer of the rich and ancient Yiddish oral storytelling tradition. For over 30 years, she has enthralled audiences around the globe, weaving her tales across the UK, Europe, Scandinavia, the United States, and New Zealand. Join us to hear her amazing stories.
Wed, 21 MayLisburn City LibraryOriginally from County Meath, Catherine is the Research and Education Officer at Cavan County Museum, where she spends her days uncovering history and sharing incredible stories. Join Catherine for an unforgettable journey through Ireland’s rich and magical past!
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