The Village Storytelling Centre’s Emerging Voices in Storytelling programme comes to a close once more with three new voices ready to share their stories. Emerging Voices in Storytelling is The Village Storytelling Centre’s flagship training programme, designed and delivered to support new and inspiring voices that are underrepresented in the
We are very excited for our Go Local programme as part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival. All our events will run between the 23rd - 29th October, over 5 days we will have the latest performances from our Emerging Voices, a very special international storytelling night featuring tale tellers
Dementia Awareness in Greater Pollok: Creative Community Research We invite you to check our online resource about dementia awareness in Greater Pollok. In this resource, we present the key findings of our creative community research which took place between January and April 2026, possible steps towards a more Dementia Friendly
Winter term is coming 🥶 Can’t wait to start a cozy term with our community stories programme ♥️
We are very excited to starts our Young Storytelling Network! Contact astridallen17@gmail.com for further information. Looking forward to seeing you there !
As the seasons turn, we’ll be heading back into the woods for a new season of our Weekends in the Woods programme. Free monthly sessions for families in Damshot Woods: filled with stories, nature, arts and crafts, conservation and seasonal traditions. We are starting the term with a double session on
Go read our latest newsletter! Discover what our summer looked like and what autumn will bring :) Link: https://lnkd.in/eCHHkgbf
As part of Doors Open Days Festival, The Village Storytelling Centre and Crookston Castle are excited to present: ‘Secrets of Crookston Castle Hill’ Celebrate the Autumn Equinox & Discover Glasgow’s Deepest Roots! To honour 5 roundhouses from the bronze and iron age - join 5 circles of activities: song and
We invite you to the launch of our online resource about dementia awareness in Greater Pollok. We will present the key findings of our creative community research which took place between January and April 2026, and possible steps towards a more Dementia Friendly Community. Refreshments and snacks included
From January 2024 to December 2025, we were honoured to work alongside researcher, Dr. Stephe Harrop, of Liverpool Hope University, to explore the role of contemporary storytelling within a Glasgow context. Funded by Creative Scotland’s National Lottery Extended Fund, the project explored our work to nurture a creative ecosystem rooted
