Sally Crandall - Columbus Historical Storyteller

1) Why do an Eco-tellers retreat?   

An eco -tellers retreat will allow opportunities for sharing ideas and stories on this topic.  Everyone should come away the richer.

2) What is your intention for the retreat? 

I may have the opportunity to be the artist-in-residence at Homestead National Park in Ne. for a two weeks in late April.  My job, if I am accepted, will be to work with staff and kids to create some kind of storytelling that can continue after I leave.  I'm hoping to get some ideas from the conference.

3) If you have only one hour of the time with the whole group of 15 to 20 people what would you do?

 If I had an hour, I would like to brainstorm interactive environmental storytelling ideas for my upcoming project

Tecumseh Land Trust Fundraiser Located at Antioch College

The Tecumseh Land Trust fundraiser will be held at the Herndon Gallery on April 10th between 7 pm and 9 pm.  The Organizers of the Environemntal Storytellers Retreat would like to thank Antioch College and the Morgan Fellows for their kind support.  More details on the event here...


The kind folks at Antioch College for the offer to loan their sound system for the event.


Met with the Tecumseh people they promise a good turn out of over one hundred people - which is very good considering the track record in Yellow Springs with storytelling events.  They are handling all the video production and recording issues.  They are responsible for the set up of and take down of the chairs.  I am responsible for the sound system check half hour before the performance and for making sure to the recording is set up. 

Registration Opens

Registration is now open - to register please use the registration page here -
http://eco-story-2010.blogspot.com/p/registration.html
or click the link in the top left hand corner of the page.