Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # The Village Storytelling Centre The Village Storytelling Centre is Scotland’s leading applied storytelling organisation and a centre for contemporary storytelling performance. ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Becoming a Dementia Friendly Community - Resource launch](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/becoming-a-dementia-friendly-community-resource-launch/) - 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 Community and useful information about - [Winter Term - schedule](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/winter-term-schedule/) - Winter term is coming 🥶 Can’t wait to start a cozy term with our community stories programme ♥️ - [Young Storytelling Network](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/young-storytelling-network/) - We are very excited to starts our Young Storytelling Network! Contact astridallen17@gmail.com for further information. Looking forward to seeing you there ! - [Weekend in The Woods - 13th September](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/weekend-in-the-woods-13th-september/) - 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 Sunday 13th September : 11am - [Autumn Newsletter](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/autumn-newsletter/) - Go read our latest newsletter! Discover what our summer looked like and what autumn will bring :) Link: https://lnkd.in/eCHHkgbf - [Doors Open Days Festival - Secrets of the Crookston Castle Hill](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/doors-open-days-festival-secrets-of-the-crookston-castle-hill/) - 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 story, dance and movement, crafts - [Dementia Awareness Resource Launch](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/dementia-awareness-resource-launch/) - 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 - [Launching DR STEPHE HARROP’s 2025 Research Creating Storytelling Communities, Growing a Glasgow Scene](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/launching-dr-stephe-harrops-2025-research-creating-storytelling-communities-growing-a-glasgow-scene/) - 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 in contemporary storytelling, for, among, - [Brock Burn Festival](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/brock-burn-festival/) - This FREE festival event promises to be fun for all the family! Enjoy a day of arts & crafts, storytelling, games, face painting, music and more. Make your own raft and get involved in the raft race in the burn at 3pm. For any accessibility requirements or questions please contact greaterpollokservices@outlook.com - [Community Sangs an’ Clatter - Celebrating our Shared Harvest](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-sangs-an-clatter-celebrating-our-shared-harvest/) - Harvest season is approaching ! Come along for a cosy evening of stories at SWAMP on Monday the 17th, everyone 15+ is welcome! - [Book a Storyteller](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/book-a-storyteller/) - Our storytellers perform at events across the city and beyond, bringing stories to life for audiences of all ages. With years of experience and an extensive repertoire of traditional tales, myths, legends, and original stories, our storytellers can create a memorable and engaging experience tailored to your event. Whether you’re planning a festival, school visit, - [Call out for 2 x Artists in Residence Connecting Pollok: Culture Collective Programme](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/call-out-for-2-x-artists-in-residence-connecting-pollok-culture-collective-programme/) - The Village Storytelling Centre is delighted to present 2 x year long Artist in Residency posts as part of our Connecting Pollok, Culture Collective Programme. The artists will have the opportunity to be embedded within some of the area’s exceptional natural and heritage assets and to respond to challenges and opportunities that matter to people - [Emerging Voices in Storytelling - Call out](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/emerging-voices-in-storytelling-call-out-2/) - The Village Storytelling Centre is committed to supporting the development and diversity of Oral Storytellers and narrative performers within Glasgow. With funding from Creative Scotland, we are delighted to present an opportunity for three Emerging Storytellers to take part in a fully paid, 12-week placement. Emerging Storytellers will receive structured support throughout the 12-week placement - [Damshot woods - Family event](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/damshot-woods-family-event/) - SAVE THE DATE our next family event in Damshot woods will be Sunday 28th June, 1 - 3pm. Come rain or shine we will be ‘Celebrating the Sun’, with a mix of mixsummer inspired storytelling, arts, crafts and outdoor play activities. Listen to a solstice story, create sun prints (cycanotypes), make a solar wheel and - [Full VSF 2026 Programme is out!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/full-vsf-2026-programme-is-out/) - Glasgow’s biennial Contemporary and Community Storytelling Festival brings together an exciting range of events, offering something for everyone. This year, several of our events are being held as part of Glasgow 2026 Festival providing an opportunity to bring people together in celebration of the culture and creativity of communities around the Commonwealth and to explore - [Kite Fest is coming!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/6617-2/) - Glasgow’s biennial Contemporary and Community Storytelling Festival brings together an exciting range of events, offering something for everyone. We will kick off our festivities on our home turf with the amazing Pollok Kite Fest on Sunday 24th May. Pollok Hill will be a sea of colour with arts & crafts, performance and, of course, kites! - [Would you like to take a part?](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/would-you-like-to-take-a-part/) - Do you want to be a part of The Village Storytelling Festival 2026 team? We’re looking for volunteers to support our programme of storytelling and activities at The Boardwalk in Glasgow, from 3rd-6th June, as well as our amazing kite fest, that will take place on thee 24th of May. There are a range of - [Greater Pollok Arts + Creativity Strategy Launch](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/greater-pollok-arts-creativity-strategy-launch/) - We are absolutely thrilled to announce that after 18 months of collaborative work and inspiring input from people and organisations across the area, the Greater Pollok Arts + Creativity Strategy will be officially launched on Wednesday, 13th May. To mark this milestone, we will host a celebration event on 13th May, from 12:30 - 2pm - [Save The Date! The Village Storytelling Festival is Back!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/save-the-date-the-village-storytelling-festival-is-back/) - We are excited to share the dates of our upcoming VILLAGE STORYTELLING FESTIVAL 2026, Glasgow’s Contemporary and Community Storytelling Festival. In keeping with our theme of Voices of Change we have some changes of our own... This time we will kick things off on our home turf (quite literally) in Pollok with our famous KITE - [Save The Date! Kite Fest is coming! Would you like to take part ?](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/save-the-date-kite-fest-is-coming/) - Our annual Kite Fest is back for 2026! This FREE festival afternoon will showcase the fantastic talent Pollok has to offer. We will be joined by many of our local partners to provide arts & crafts, storytelling, games, facepainting, music, dancing and, of course, kite flying. This year, Kite Fest launches our amazing Village Storytelling Festival - [Greater Pollok Arts & Creativity Strategy - Launch event !](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/greater-pollok-arts-creativity-strategy-launch-event/) - SAVE THE DATE We are absolutely thrilled to announce that after 18-months of collaborative work and inspiring input from people and organisations across the area, the Greater Pollok Arts + Creativity Strategy will be officially launched on Wednesday 13th May. To mark this milestone we will host a celebration event on 13th May, from 12.30 - [Story Café - Dementia Awareness](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/story-cafe-dementia-awareness/) - Join us for a story told by our storytellers followed by an opportunity to reflect, discuss and share your own thoughts and memories. These story cafes offer a playful and relaxed space to come together and make new connections. - [Easy Fundraising](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/easy-fundraising/) - You can raise FREE donations for The Village Storytelling Centre EVERY time you shop online. Just use Easy fundraising! Over 8,000 retailers will donate, including all the big names like John Lewis & Partners, BT, Expedia, Argos, ASOS, Just Eat, Uswitch and many more! To explore Easy fundraising click here - [Weekend in the woods!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/weekend-in-the-woods/) - Save the date to out next weekend in the woods! - [Short Stories Collection](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/short-stories-collection/) - To celebrate International Storytelling Week, which took place between 31 January and 8 February, we decided to spoil you with a collection of short stories delivered by one of our storytellers. All of these stories explore the theme for our upcoming 2026 Village Storytelling Festival – ‘Voices of Change’.The festival will take place between 3–6 - [Weekend in the Woods - upcoming workshop](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/weekend-in-the-woods-upcoming-workshop/) - Join us for our first weekends in the woods family session of the year on Sunday 22nd February, from 1 - 3pm. We’re excited to be back and this for February our storytelling, art and play activities will be themed on birds, from human sized nest building to painting bird boxes and preparing treats for - [Call Out for Storytelling Commissions](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/call-out-for-storytelling-commissions/) - Up to 3 Full Length Storytelling Commissions available! Submissions Invited for Village Storytelling Festival 2026 Scotland’s biennial Contemporary and Community Storytelling Festival is back for 2026! With a format described as unique, visionary and ground-breaking, Village Storytelling Festival will explore the theme ‘Voices of Change’ this year, retaining its focus on Glasgow and its people, - [Community Sangs an' Clatter - Tale of Love](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-sangs-an-clatter-tale-of-love/) - Enjoy an evening of stories and music to celebrate love in all its forms 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. - [Emerging Voices in Storytelling - call out](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/emerging-voices-in-storytelling-call-out/) - Following three years of successful programme, VSC is delighted to offer again an opportunity for three Emerging Voices in Storytelling to take part in a fully paid, 12-week placement. They will work collaboratively and independently to develop their own performance skills and to find their authentic voice with ample opportunity to practice their performance skills. - [Upcoming Arts & Creativity Network](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/upcoming-arts-creativity-network/) - Are you interested in art and music? We have our January Greater Pollok, Arts + Creativity networking event next week and would love to see those who can make it there. It will take place on Wednesday 21st January, 12 - 1.30pm at SWAMP (27 Brockburn Road, Pollok, G53 5BG) and we will have a - [Connect with us](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/connect-with-us/) - As 2025 draws to a close, we are pleased to have connected with so many of you in the community, at sessions, events and through a variety of opportunities for local people. People often ask how they can support us. So we've compiled a wee list: - Come along & enjoy our activities - Tell - [Community Stories winter term](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories-winter-term/) - Looking forward to our Community Stories winter term. We are running free storytelling sessions for all ages in G53 and the surrounding areas. For more information, drop us an email or give us a call :) - [The Village on a break!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/the-village-on-a-break/) - That's a wrap on another amazing year at The Village Storytelling Centre! We'd like to thank all of our participants, partners, storytellers, funders and followers for all of your support this year. We wish you all a lovely festive break and a happy new year. Our team is now taking a break and we'll be - [Dementia Awareness](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/dementia-awareness/) - Starting the year with a call out for this exciting and important project. Get in touch! - [Last Newsletter of the year!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/last-newsletter-of-the-year/) - Check out our latest newsletter where you can find out about everything that's been happening at The Village as well as news on upcoming events! Click here - [Residency at the Burrell Collection - Blog Post](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/residency-at-the-burrell-collection-blog-post/) - Storytellers in residence at the Burrell Collection Back in November we were given the opportunity to be The Burrell Collection’s storytellers in residence. Our mission was not just to tell stories of objects but also inspire local communities from the immediate surrounding area of Pollok Park with engaging storytelling visits to the museum and encourage - [Pollok's Yuletide - Xmas celebration](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/save-the-date-xmas-celebration/) - Pollok’s Yuletide Festival Sunday 7th December, 1 - 3pm Bringing light, creativity and community together to celebrate midwinter! Here at the Village we are feeling excited and festive got our Yuletide Festival taking place outdoors in Pollok on Sunday 7th December. This free family event will be open to all and include storytelling, a campfire - [Outstanding Event for Children & Young People](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/outstanding-event-for-children-young-people/) - We were delighted to be presented with a Glasgow Doors Open Day Festival award for Outstanding Event for Children & Young People. We shared this award with our friends Hannah Brackston and Friends of Crookston Castle for the workshops we delivered with schools in the lead up to this year's festival event. - [Audience Agency - feedback questionnaire](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/audience-agency-feedback-questionnaire/) - Have you been to one of our events recently? We hope you had a wonderful time! To help us learn more about our audiences, and to ensure we provide the best possible experience at future events, we invite you to complete a short feedback questionnaire. You can access the questionnaire the the clicking here/ scanning - [VSC at The Scottish International Storytelling Festival](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/vsc-at-the-scottish-international-storytelling-festivel/) - What a brilliant variety of performances we presented this year as part of the 'Go local' programme of the festival! Here are some beautiful moments that we captured, in case you didn't catch it :) Witches & Wells A sharing of tales by our very own 2025 Emerging Storytellers residents New Perspectives A sharing of new - [Creative Network Meet-up](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/creative-network-meet-up/) - November, Creative Network Meet-up Wednesday 26th November : 6 - 7.30pm At : The Village Storytelling Centre, 69 Langton Halls, Pollok, G53 5DD This month we are really excited to be joined by Scottish Writer Alan Gillespie. Alan will share a reading of his recently published work and offer a short creative writing activity for - [Christmas Clay workshops ](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/christmas-clay-workshops/) - Christmas Clay workshops As part of our Connecting Pollok Project, join artist Hannah Brackston for a series of ceramic workshops this November. Make festive themed ceramic artworks to be exhibited at community events this Christmas! We will be introducing coil and hand building techniques to create sculptural candle holders. Thursdays in November; 6th, 13th, 20th, - [Weekend in the Woods](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/6254-2/) - Join us for our third Damshot Woods event: workshop in the woods, Including; Arts, Storytelling, Games and Campfire Cooking! Free event for all ages, drinks and snacks provided Location; Woodlands closest to St. Pauls RC High School. Accessed via a marked gap in the fence, near the junction between Damshot Road and Damshot Crescent (G53 - [Story Cafe: Community Wellbeing](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/story-cafe-community-wellbeing/) - Join us for a story followed by an opportunity to reflect, discuss and share your own memories. This session offers a playful and relaxed space to explore the theme of Comfort & Disturb as a part of this year Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival. - [Halloween at The Village Storytelling Centre](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/imagine-lab-halloween/) - Free Willow Lantern Workshops We’d love you and your family to join us here in the village on Wednesday 22nd and 29th of October, from 6pm to 8pm for a fun, hands-on workshop. Create beautiful light-up willow lanterns with your kids and young people in preparation for our Light Up the Night, Halloween Parade. All - [Upcoming Arts and Creativity Network meet up - 30/10/25](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/upcoming-arts-and-creativity-network-meet-up-30-10-25/) - Growing Pollok’s Creative Network Monthly, Informal, Creatively-led Meet ups Thursday 30th October : 1- 2.30pm At : The Village Storytelling Centre, 69 Langton Halls, Pollok, G53 5DD Drop in for lunch + meet other creatives. Share a Stone Soup story + screen print your copy of the vision for Greater Pollok’s Arts and Creativity Strategy! - [The Village Storytelling Centre at the Scottish international Storytelling Festival](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/the-village-storytelling-centre-at-the-scottish-international-storytelling-festival/) - For more details and to get tickets please visit out performance page or click here - [Our Summer Newsletter](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/our-summer-newsletter/) - Check out our latest Newsletter! Click here - [Step up to Net Zero - Blog Post](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/step-up-to-net-zero-blog-post/) - Sustainability Starts with … Soap? At the Village Storytelling Centre, we’ve been looking for ways to make our day-to-day operations more sustainable. One of the easy but effective changes we made was switching our cleaning products to more environmentally-friendly alternatives. Previously, we relied on standard cleaning supplies from the supermarket, which meant lots of harsh chemicals - [Opportunity: Emerging Voices in Storytelling](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/opportunity-emerging-voices-in-storytelling/) - We are delighted to offer another opportunity for three Emerging Storytellers to take part in a fully paid, 12-week placement. Emerging Storytellers will receive structured support throughout the 12-week placement from the VSC team to hone their craft in oral storytelling and gain skills in applied methods. Please click here for the full brief and - [Connecting Through Story: Bonding with Baby and Building Community](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/connecting-through-story-bonding-with-baby-and-building-community/) - Connecting Through Story: Bonding with Baby and Building Community In the early months of parenthood, connection is everything. From the gentle touch that reassures a newborn to the shared experiences that bring parents together, these bonds shape our journey in profound ways. That’s the heart of Connecting Stories—a space designed for parents and carers with babies - [Holiday Book Swap](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/holiday-book-swap/) - Hi everyone, I’m Hart, and I recently joined the Village Storytelling Centre as the Step Up to Net Zero Coordinator. In my five-month placement, I’m working with the organisation to achieve our sustainability goals, in alignment with the values of community engagement and environmental responsibility that are central to the Village’s work. Last week, we - [Green Spaces & Hot Weather in Pollok](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/green-spaces-hot-weather-in-pollok/) - Join us, alongside the Open University & Sniffer, on Tuesday 12th November to hear stories gathered by residents of Pollok, about the importance of gardens, trees, and green spaces in Pollok, how they're affected by hot weather, and how people cope with changing weather conditions. Register your free place here. - [Double Bill Storytelling Evening](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/double-bill-storytelling-evening/) - **Unfortunately this event has been cancelled due to unavoidable circumstances.** Join us for an evening of storytelling performance on Tuesday 26th November! The Scottish International Storytelling Festival may be over for another year but you can still enjoy loads of performances as part of their Go Local programme! We're delighted to be hosting a - [Calling Local Artists & Creatives!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/calling-local-artists-creatives/) - Are you an artist or creative living or working in Greater Pollok? We want to hear from you! We have been given some funding to develop an arts & culture strategy for the local area. We will begin by undertaking research, hosting meetings and and facilitating workshops between now and March 2025. This is an - [Early Years Residency](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/early-years-residency/) - Early Years Residency Hello, my name is Noah. I am a singer and theatre maker. I came to the Village on a four-month artist’s residency, to work with their early-years programme. As a neurodiverse person, I’ve always been interested in communication. What people say isn’t always (or is often not) what they mean. I found - [Collaborative Projects: The Tall Ship](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects-the-tall-ship/) - Collaborative Projects: The Tall Ship November 2022 saw me skipping university to spend a week aboard the tall ship Glenlee sharing the story of apprentice Ernest ‘Andy’ Andersen with local Glasgow schoolchildren. I first met Andy a few months prior, upon my successful application to be the storyteller on the ‘Apprentices Tale’ project. I am - [Welcoming our Placement Student](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/welcoming-our-placement-student/) - Here at the Village, we've been very lucky to work with some wonderful placement students over the years, who are an amazing support to our small team. We're delighted now to welcome Shuhan, who will be with us at The Village until December. Shuhan will be working partly alongside the Creative Communities team as well - [Introduction to Storytelling Course, March 2020](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/introduction-to-storytelling-course-march-2020/) - Introduction to Storytelling Course, March 2020 This spring, before the lockdown, we had a short and sweet “Introduction to Storytelling” course as part of the adult training programme at the Village. On the last evening, some people shared a full story for the first time in the course. Wow! I was so impressed with the - [An Experimental Plan (Feat. Pirates and Underpants)](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/an-experimental-plan-feat-pirates-and-underpants/) - An Experimental Plan (Feat. Pirates and Underpants) At around 3:40pm, one 8 year old boy said, “I can't read”, and asked me to read his book to him. By 3:55pm he had read a quarter of the book out loud to me, and he was asking if we could put a marker in the book - [Guest Blog: Kirsty Cassels](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/guest-blog-kirsty-cassels/) - Guest Blog: Kirsty Cassels This Autumn, I'm very much looking forward to working with Shona Cowie from The Village Storytelling Centre, to run a series of architectural model making workshops for Women's Aid surrounding the topic of SHELTER. We'll be working with a select group of around 10 women from a local Women's Aid collective which provides - [What Happens When You Share Stories With A Young Child?](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/what-happens-when-you-share-stories-with-a-young-child/) - What Happens When You Share Stories With A Young Child? Something clicked for me when I heard it explained like this; We used to think that the brain developed to a certain place at which point we could start to use language. Now we understand that is through language that the brain develops. Each time - [Submissions Invited for New Storytelling Commission](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/submissions-invited-for-new-storytelling-commission/) - Background Following the success of the 2016 Village Storytelling Festival, we have been funded for a second year, by Creative Scotland, to produce another festival in July 2017. The culmination of last year’s festival was marked by the performance of a specially commissioned piece called, ‘A Circumnavigation’ by Storyteller Ian Stephen. We are delighted to - [Interview with Sita Brand of Settle Stories](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/interview-with-sita-brand-of-settle-stories/) - Festivals, Festivals, Festivals! Often, only when you start planning for something do you see the sheer range of work that is already out there. Organising next weeks Village Storytelling Festival has led us to explore so many of the wonderful storytelling festivals around the UK and further afield. Many of them have caught our eye - [Volunteering - New Year, New You](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/volunteering-new-year-new-you/) - Happy New Year everyone, we hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and aren’t feeling those January blues too much. With the new year comes a fresh start and that promise of self-improvement. As well as getting fit, volunteering and helping others is bound to be on many people’s lists of New Year’s Resolutions. With ## Pages - [Home](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/) - The Village Storytelling Centre is Scotland’s leading applied storytelling organisation and a centre for contemporary storytelling performance. Latest News Becoming a Dementia Friendly Community – Resource launch Becoming a Dementia Friendly Community – Resource launchRomi Sarfaty2026-09-03T13:28:14+00:00September 3rd, 2026|Dementia Awareness in Greater Pollok: Creative Community Research We invite you to check our online resource about dementia - [Becoming a Dementia Friendly Community](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/adults/becoming-a-dementia-friendly-community/) - 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 Community and useful information about - [Vacancies & Opportunities](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/opportunities/) - Please read on for all of our current vacancies and opportunities! Or click here to jump to: Emerging Voices in Storytelling Volunteering Scroll down to read about all our opportunities Emerging Voices in Storytelling – Applications are now closed but please look out for the next round in early 2027! The Village Storytelling Centre (VSC) - [Village Storytelling Festival](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/) - Village Storytelling Festival The Village Storytelling Festival is over for another year but stay tuned! We’ll have plenty of events to share with you in the coming months, and will return with the next festival in 2028! Here are some of our highlights from #VSF26! Loading the next set of gallery items...Load MoreWith thanks to - [Our Commitment to Fair Work](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/fair-work/) - Our Commitment to Fair Work At The Village Storytelling Centre (VSC), we are committed to operating within the 5 key principles of Fair Work. We recognise that fair working is a journey, where we are always learning and always working towards better practice. We are dedicated to providing all our staff a safe, rewarding and - [Resources & Downloads](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/downloads/) - Resources and DownloadsStrategic Plan Click here to download our Strategic Plan 25-28 (If you would like to view the accompanying appendices, please contact us) Company Accounts Click here to download our Accounts 2025 Annual Reports Click here to download our Annual Report for 2024-25 Other Resources Click here to download Creating Storytelling Communities, Growing a - [Privacy and Cookie policy](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/privacy-and-cookie-policy/) - Privacy & Cookies Policy The Village Storytelling Centre (VSC) is a “data controller” for the purposes of the Data Protection Act 1998 and UK General Data Protection Regulation. This means that we are responsible for, and control the processing of, your personal information. VSC wants everyone who visits and uses our website, attends our events - [Training & Development](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/training/) - Current OpportunitiesEmerging Voices in Storytelling The Village Storytelling Centre (VSC) is committed to supporting the development and diversity of Oral Storytellers and narrative performers within Glasgow. With funding from Creative Scotland, we are delighted to present an opportunity for three Emerging Storytellers to take part in a fully paid, 12-week placement. Click here for full - [Up Coming & Previous Events](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/up-coming-previous-events/) - Previous Events The Village Storytelling Festival 2026! We are delighted to present the Village Storytelling Festival in May and June 2026. Scotland’s biennial Contemporary and Community Storytelling Festival has an exciting programme of performance and events. Find out more here - [Book a Storyteller](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/book-a-storyteller/) - Book a StorytellerOur storytellers perform at events across the city and beyond, bringing stories to life for audiences of all ages. With years of experience and an extensive repertoire of traditional tales, myths, legends, and original stories, our storytellers can create a memorable and engaging experience tailored to your event. Whether you’re planning a festival, - [When Voices Become Light - Stories](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/adults/when-voices-become-light-stories/) - When Voices Become LightWhen Voices Become Light Storytelling Performance and Exhibition Devised and Performed by: Adult participants from community groups Pollok Voices, Voices of Peace and This Woman’s Voice at The Village Storytelling Centre Supported by: Daiva Ivanauskaitė-Brown (Community Storyteller), Trinidad Cabezón Droguett (Community Storyteller), Lababa Naqvi (storyteller and visual artist) and Courtney Smith (storytelling - [Programme](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/programme/) - Village Storytelling Festival 2026 If you don’t want to miss a thing, we are offering a range of festival passes, starting from £60. The festival pass, once purchased, gives access to all free and paid events, but remember to still book each individual event as some have limited space. Symposium sales have now ended. Box - [Our team](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/our-team/) - Staff TeamHelen Mill, Executive Directorget in touchlearn moreAlison White, Operations Managerget in touchlearn moreColin White, Storyteller: Community Stories Leadget in touchlearn moreDaniel Serridge, Storyteller: Artform Development Leadget in touchlearn moreDaiva Ivanauskaitė-Brown, Community Storyteller: Adultsget in touchlearn moreTrinidad Cabezon, Community Storyteller: Adultsget in touchlearn moreSarah Wedderburn-Ogilvy, Community Storyteller: Early Yearsget in touchlearn moreAndrew Wilson, Community Storyteller: - [Thanks](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/thanks/) - Thanks The Village Storytelling Festival 2026 is organised by The Village Storytelling Centre. It would not be possible without the incredibly generous support from our funders and partners. The Festival is Supported by Creative Scotland’s Multi Year Funding, Glasgow 2026 Festival Fund and TRACS. Our community-led performances and events are additionally supported by Corra Foundation, - [Access](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/access/) - Access The Village Storytelling Centre is committed to improving access, so that a greater diversity of people can enjoy our festival. We are committed to sustainably improving accessibility over time. We know that there’s a lot to learn and we are keen to learn as we go. We would like to hear if you have - [About the Festival](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/festivalabout/) - About The Village Storytelling Festival 2026 Scotland’s biennial Contemporary and Community Storytelling Festival is back for 2026. This year, several of our events are being held as part of Glasgow 2026 Festival offering an opportunity to bring people together in celebration of the culture and creativity of communities around the Commonwealth and to explore the - [Ticketing](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/ticketing/) - Ticketing Booking tickets You can book tickets and find out more information about our programme here. All tickets are offered on a pay what you can sliding scale from as little as £5 for family events, including free tickets for accompanying adults. Some events are free but ticketed and this is indicated throughout our programme. - [Collaborative Projects](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects/) - Collaborative Projects I just wanted to take a moment to say a heartfelt thank you for the support of the New Horizons project. It’s been a real pleasure to collaborate with you and your team. The project has been deeply rewarding, and I’m proud of what we’ve achieved together — both in terms of creative - [Dunterlie](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects/project-archive/dunterlie/) - Our Work in the Community of Dunterlie Culture Collective Village Storyteller Daniel Serridge has been based in Dunterlie, Barrhead since October 2021 as part of Creative Scotland’s Culture Collective programme that seeks to place artists and creatives in local communities to develop responsive participatory arts programmes. These local communities have been identified as those who - [About us](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/) - Who we are Based in the community of Pollok, Glasgow, we are Scotland’s leading applied storytelling organisation and a centre for contemporary oral storytelling. What we do Our Vision is a world where people and communities are inspired, connected and heard. Our Mission to improve and enrich lives across Scotland through the power of story - [Supporters](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/supporters/) - Thank you to every one of our funders, who make our work possible: Sylvia Aitken Charitable Trust The Volant Charitable Trust Small Grants Programme, administered by Foundation Scotland D’Oyly Carte Glasgow Chamber of Commerce - [Connecting Pollok](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/connecting-pollok/) - Connecting Pollok: Past, Present & Future Connecting Pollok: Past, Present & Future is a community-led project supporting inclusion, connection and resilience throughout Greater Pollok. The project focussed on connecting greenspaces and community assets, breaking down barriers, widening access to participation and developing community ownership. The Book The Connecting Pollok: Past, Present & Future book brings together over 25 - [Get in touch](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/get-in-touch/) - Get in touch with us using the form below or contacting us by phone or email. Your Name (required) Your Email (required) Your Message Add me to the Village Storytelling Mailing List We will keep your information for up to one year. It will only be used to respond to your enquiry. View our privacy - [Community Stories](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/) - Community Stories The Village Storytelling Centre (VSC) improves lives and empowers communities by bringing people together, inspiring them to find, shape and share their voices and to realise their potential through the power of Storytelling. We provide a journey for people of all ages to access the arts, to engage in & develop their own - [Glasgow Life Artists in Communities](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/glasgow-life-artists-in-communities/) - Glasgow Life Artists in CommunitiesThe Village Storytelling Centre were Artists in Residence within the Glasgow Ward, Newlands Auldburn in the three previous incarnations of Glasgow Life’s Creative Communities programme from 2019 – 2022. At the same time, Hannah Brackston and Daniele Sambo were the Artists in Residence within the ward of Greater Pollok. Damshot Woods, - [Adults](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/adults/) - Our Stories, Our Voices (Adults) Credit: Eoin Carey Our Stories, Our Voices explores communities’ creative voices through stories and art work. The project is open for the adults in the communities of Greater Pollok and Newlands/Auldburn. With creative storytelling activities we aim to positively impact on our participants’ wellbeing, raising their sense of purpose, belonging - [Early Years](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/early-years/) - EARLY YEARS PROGRAMME We deliver a number of different workshops for early years children & their families across Greater Pollok. We have also developed a new Early Years resource in collaboration with our Ealy Years Artist in Residence and Families. Click here to read more and to learn about games that you can play with - [Project Archive](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects/project-archive/) - Project Archive Find out more about our previous collaborative projects: Dunterlie Mental Health Stigma and the Menopause Life Changes Trust This Woman’s Voice Songs From Here - [Mental Health Stigma and The Menopause](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects/project-archive/mental-health-stigma-and-the-menopause/) - Mental Health Stigma and the Menopause In 2022 we were delighted to receive funding from the NHSGCC Anti Stigma Fund to deliver Mental Health Stigma and the Menopause, a 6 month combined research and participatory arts project which investigated and documented the lived experiences of individuals who have suffered peri-menopause and menopause related mental health - [The Stories We Are](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/adults/the-stories-we-are/) - Digital Exhibition: The Stories We Are | Our Stories Our Voices Our Stories Our Voices is a project by The Village Storytelling Centre that engages adults from across Glasgow at the storytelling workshops to share, listen and create stories. This project aims to encourage people in finding their own voice and deciding what story and - [Children & Young People](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/children/) - Story Club (P1-P3) Story Club is for children in P1-3 to come together, listen to stories, bring them to life and create their own. We play games and take part in Storytelling and Art activities in order to build confidence, friendships and positive wellbeing. This club is developed to engage all ages within P1-3 and - [Early Years Resources](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/community-stories/early-years-resources/) - Early Years Resources Hi, I’m Noah and I’ve been the artist in residence at the Village these past few months. I’ve had a lot of fun developing these games. I hope you and your wee ones enjoy them! You can read more about my residency in our blog. DIGITAL GAMES Here are links to two digital - [Songs From Here](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects/project-archive/songs-from-here/) - Songs From Here The Village Storytelling Centre together with partners Ceartas Advocacy and Acorn Shed Music embarked on a 2 year project in 2022/23, titled Songs From Here, aimed at people living with dementia and their carers in East Dunbartonshire. Through engagement in interactive storytelling and songwriting activities, participants were encouraged, supported and enabled to - [Life Changes Trust](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects/project-archive/life-changes-trust/) - Life Changes Trust In 2019 we began working alongside funder organisation, Life Changes Trust, as they presented a series of conferences across Scotland. Held in every Health Board authority area, the conferences sought to explore, gather and share the experiences of people living with dementia, their carers and people working in dementia services with a - [This Woman's Voice](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/collaborative-projects/project-archive/this-womans-voice/) - This Woman’s Voice Hemat Gryffe Wall Hanging This three year project supported and gave a platform to women across Glasgow who have experienced violence. “This Woman’s Voice” was a person-centred storytelling and collaborative arts project, creatively led by the Village Storytelling Centre and included 9 other artists of different disciplines. It was delivered in partnership - [Our history](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/about-us/our-history/) - Our History Former Village premises at St James’ Church, Pollok The Village Storytelling Centre was set up in 2000 by a highly committed group of local people from Pollok. Our organisation was created to address complex local challenges through the delivery of a range of story-led and creative services. For 17 years we were based - [Blog](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/news-events/blog/) - Catch up on what we've been doing Becoming a Dementia Friendly Community – Resource launch Becoming a Dementia Friendly Community – Resource launchDementia 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 ## Events - [Symposium: Storytelling for Change](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/symposium-storytelling-for-change/) - **Please note: sales for this event have now ended** We are delighted to welcome you for a full day of keynote speeches, talks, workshops and discussions in which we explore Storytelling as a driver for change. Discover how storytelling can be harnessed to affect real change: from the deeply personal to strategic change in communities, - [Village Storytelling Festival Ceilidh!](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/the-village-storytelling-festival-ceilidh/) - Put your glad rags on, or your most comfortable clothes, and finish the festival off in style with our first ever Village Storytelling Festival Ceilidh. Hosted by Andrew Wilson and Trinidad Cabezon Droguett and led by the fabulous Kelvingrove Ceilidh Band featuring caller and fiddler Kae Sakurai, this promises to be a breathtaking and joyous - [The Fires that Breathe - CANCELLED](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/the-fires-that-breathe/) - Sadly cancelled due to circumstances out with our control. We know that many people were excited to see this but don't worry, we will be rescheduling the show later in the year. For one performance only, three storytellers, performers, musicians come together. Bound by the fire inside, Oren Shoesmith, Evie Waddell and Tania Allan meld - [What’s the Difference?](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/whats-the-difference/) - Somewhere inside the swan, there is still an ugly duckling and somewhere inside the Instagram gay, there is still a kid that was bullied. Turns out you can’t code-switch your shame. From The Netherlands, Geoffrey van der Ven brings an intimate performance about the shame that remains, long after you’ve left the pond. He combines - [The People of the Sea](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/the-people-of-the-sea/) - This show was a sell-out the 2025 Scottish International Storytelling Festival and is co- created and performed by popular storytellers, Ruth Kirkpatrick (Scotland) and Colin Urwin (N. Ireland). It is inspired by David Thompson’s 1954 book of the same name, in which he collected a remarkable treasury of seal and selkie stories from Ireland and - [Harp & Carp X Wildcard Stories](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/harp-carp-x-wildcard-stories/) - Two worlds collide in this freewheeling Friday night storytelling mashup featuring two sides of the folkloric coin. On one side, drawing on their interest in folk and ceilidh culture Harp and Carp share stories and music from the folk tradition, inspired by each others rhythms, pace and power. On the other side, Wildcard Stories, Glasgow’s - [Supporting Birth Parents](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/supporting-birth-parents/) - Having a child taken into care can be an extremely traumatic experience. It has a profound impact on the child, birth parents and their families. In 2025 the Village Storytelling Centre and Unlabelled Films were commissioned by Corra Foundation to work with Birth Parents groups across Scotland to listen, reflect and help share these stories - [The Village Storytelling Festival @ The Guid Crack Club - Voices of Change](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/the-village-storytelling-festival-the-guid-crack-club-voices-of-change/) - To help us launch VSF26, the Guid Crack Club, Scotland’s oldest storytelling night, opens its doors to some west coast hijinx as our Village Storytellers take over hosting duties. In line with our festival theme, Voices of Change, we’ll be telling and asking for stories, songs and anything else in this celebration of the power - [With the Devil’s Assistance](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/with-the-devils-assistance/) - There is a legend from Shona Cowie's hometown, Ayr, that a 17th-century witch built a house on the high street in just one night with the Devil’s assistance. Today, a quarter of the shops on Ayr high street are empty – the town holds one of the highest shop vacancy rates in Britain. The plot - [Shades of Wonder](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/shades-of-wonder/) - This exhibition presents a collaboration between The Village Storytelling Centre and (GCVS) Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector’s Community Connectors Programme. At its heart is a film capturing voices of staff, volunteers, and participants revealing how personal journeys intertwine with collective narratives of care, resilience, belonging, and transformation. Join us for an encounter in an - [Dragon Tale](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/dragon-tale/) - A girl faces a dragon. Songs and stories are her weapons and her armour. Join storyteller Daiva Ivanauskaitė-Brown for a magical tale about courage, friendship and dreams of a peaceful and green future. This performance brings together tales and tunes from Lithuania and Scotland with live music from Gaynor Barradell for all the family to - [The Day the Trees Fell Silent](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/the-day-the-trees-fell-silent/) - “In all the many cycles of the moon and passing of the seasons that I have witnessed, only the occasional human has passed through here, but these humans seem as at home as any other woodland creature. It looks like they may be here to stay…” The Village Young Storytellers invite you to take a - [The History of Scotland: As Told by William Wallace (played by Niall Moorjani)](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/the-history-of-scotland-as-told-by-william-wallace-played-by-niall-moorjani/) - William Wallace is having an identity crisis. He doesn’t know who people want him to be anymore and he can’t seem to look at himself in the mirror. So he has gone back to his routes and consulted the history books. Learning that Scotland’s past is a little different from how he has come to - [Away to See a Man About a Dog](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/away-to-see-a-man-about-a-dog/) - In Ireland, stories are a way of life-shaped, shared, and passed from one generation to the next. Away to See a Man About a Dog is an intimate storytelling performance that explores family, memory, and the quiet art of telling things slant. Drawing on personal and inherited stories from a large Irish family, this piece - [Old Deccan Tales](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/old-deccan-tales/) - A young British girl is traveling with her father into the hills of India for summer. It is a hot, long and dull journey as the palanquin-bearers transport them into the hills to escape the summer heat. Her mother is absent, and to keep her occupied her ayah (Indian nanny) begins to tell her stories. - [Troubled Waters](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/troubled-waters/) - Described by audiences as ‘delicious’, ‘captivating', ‘sexy’ and ‘brilliant’, this adult spoken-word storytelling show explores our connection to waterways, wetlands and their inhabitants. Leaping salmon, fishtail women, mythical raves and sacred springs – these freshly told legends celebrate all those who question the fixed and find their own flow. Reviewed as 'genuinely very funny... A - [Sangs an’ Clatter in the bar: Stories from Far and Near](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/sangs-an-clatter-in-the-bar-stories-from-far-and-near/) - Come to a night where you will hear stories from the bottom of South America, from the far south of Chile, legends from a magical island called Chiloé. Stories of a clash of different cultures, mythical creatures, and humans attempting to dominate nature. We invite you to connect with your own stories and, if you - [Pollok Kite Fest](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/pollok-kite-fest/) - This year’s festival kicks off with our famous Kite Fest! This FREE festival afternoon in our very own community of Pollok will showcase the fantastic talent Pollok has to offer. As well as artwork and performance by local groups, we will be joined by many of our local partners to provide arts & crafts, storytelling, - [Pop Up Tales, Music and Arts](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/pop-up-tales-music-and-arts/) - We are delighted to present FREE activities for families throughout the day including: We will be joined by several guest storytellers during Pop Up Tales where they will share magical folktales, myths and legends from Scotland and across the Commonwealth. Our friends at Folks Music Project will provide a range of musical instruments for you - [Into the Woods](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/into-the-woods/) - Pop into the Black Studio at any time between 4pm and 6pm today to catch these wonderful short films about our work in local wild woodlands, Damshot Woods. Protect these Places is a short film developed by pupils from St Paul’s RC High School exploring the fragility of the woodlands and connecting with the locally - [When Voices Become Light](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/when-voices-become-light/) - Our Stories Our Voices is a project by The Village Storytelling Centre that engages adults from Pollok and across Glasgow at the storytelling workshops to share, listen and create stories. This project aims to encourage people in finding their own voice and deciding what story to tell and how to be told. Currently we work - [Don Quixote Rides Again](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/don-quixote-rides-again/) - Spanish storyteller Inés Álvarez Villa and flamenco guitarist Danielo Olivera bring Cervantes' timeless masterpiece back to life in this funny yet poignant storytelling experience directed by Jelena Bašić. Originally commissioned for the Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2023, the show has since delighted audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe, Capital Theatres Edinburgh, and WayWord Literary Festival in - [Emerging Voices in Storytelling](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/emerging-voices-in-storytelling/) - 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. Ruby Daley, Israa Abdelrahman and Astrid Allen will offer tales from the personal to the folkloric, from comic to tragic and from Glasgow to across the globe. Emerging Voices in Storytelling - [Sangs an’ Clatter in the bar: Tales from the Gàidhealtachd (Gaelic Scotland)](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/sangs-an-clatter-in-the-bar-tales-from-the-gaidhealtachd-gaelic-scotland/) - Sangs and Clatter: Tales from the Gàidhealtachd (Gaelic Scotland) Join us for an atmospheric evening of storytelling and folklore, hosted by local storyteller Andrew Wilson. Let him take you on a journey through the rich storytelling heritage of the Isle of Skye, exploring its myths and legends. Like any true ceilidh, the night is open - [Another Stranger: Cressida’s Tale](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/another-stranger-cressidas-tale/) - The wind whips her hair, as she watches the soldiers go by. And a bright face is lifted towards her, full of longing. He swears she’s fair and rare as a pearl. But he doesn’t know the grit within her. For Troy must fall, and Cressida – alone; among strangers – must learn the arts - [Till Death...](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/till-death/) - “There you are, the two of you on the sofa, a metre and a half apart – even before that ‘metre and a half’ became a familiar concept. I wanted to jump on him so he’d start screaming: ‘Help, call Amnesty, I’m being squashed.’ Followed by: ‘Before you know it, Greenpeace will be at the - [Creating Communities through Story & Art](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/creating-communities-through-story-art/) - This relaxed informal event explores two key pieces of work led by the Village Storytelling Centre: The Greater Pollok Arts & Creativity Strategy has been developed in collaboration with local artists, organisations and residents. It sets out their ambitions towards a vibrant, inspiring, inclusive and creative Greater Pollok, with an accessible and locally distinctive cultural - [Clumps & Crumbs](https://www.villagestorytelling.org.uk/festival/event/clumps-crumbs/) - From their tower, two cloud collectors share some of the stories they’ve seen stretched across the Scottish sky. Made by performance-making duo lovebug + worm, Clumps & Crumbs is a sensory storytelling performance for children aged 2-5 and their adults. This performance immerses you in the world’s oldest storybook: the sky! 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