Catch up on what we've been doing
Cowboy Graves – Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Wildcard Stories in collaboration with The Village Storytelling Centre present…
Two deserts on the other side of the world, two wanderers over fifty years apart and two stories entwine to explore the search for home and the struggle for survival in this contemporary storytelling piece. Strangers in strange lands battle the presence of a skeleton, a tin of corned beef and the changes that occur when you’re lost in a sea of sand.
Featuring live original music by Monday Soutar, whose unique experimental country music takes inspiration from the Americana West and the wild places of the world.
Followed by open mic storytelling hosted by The Village Storytelling Centre
Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1994020609320?aff=oddtdtcreator
Halloween Parade: Light The Night
Join us for our annual lantern parade around the streets of Pollok all the way to Crookston Castle, Glasgow’s last castle! Here be Dragons will be a celebration of the wild and wonderful creatures that may or may not roam this little pocket of South West Glasgow. Come along to light up the streets and dare to go where the dragons sleep.
Gather at St James’ Church (Pollok) from 4:45pm then parade with us to Crookston Castle for storytelling, performance and lots more!
Sangs an’ Clatter, ‘Before the Sun Rises’ – Scottish International Storytelling Festival
As part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, Go Local programme, The Village Storytelling Centre is excited to bring ‘Sangs an’ Clatter: Before the Sun Rises’
To get your tickes scan the Qr code or follow the link:
https://lnkd.in/enYjbFxc
Community Sangs an’ Clatter, Tales of Feather and Claw – Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Enjoy an evening of stories and music to celebrate tales of beasts, birds, and the wild things we carry inside us, with professional and community performers from Pollok and Glasgow.
We will also have an open mic if you want to share a wee poem, story, or song. With guest storytellers Caroline Carmichael and Julia Darruoy
Free event, no booking required!
