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Eureka! Discovery, Revelation, Epiphany!
January 10 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Join Phoenix Folklore & AZIPL (phoenixfolklore.com)
“Keeping the oral tradition alive.”
Folklore Friday – Stories and songs every 2nd Friday at Fiddler’s Dream Coffee House.
$10 – Please, Wear a Mask | fiddlersdream.org
FAQ
What to expect?
Folklore Fridays are two hours, 7:30pm-9:30pm with
a 1o min break in the middle. Storytellers and
musicians have wide ranges of experience and
backgrounds. We keep it chill, imagine sitting in a
living room and listening to stories and songs.
Can I bring the whole family?
Yes! The stories, songs, and themes at Folklore
Friday are for all ages. The skill of the artists will
assure that the content is appropriate for the
audience.
How much are tickets?
Tickets are $10
How can I participate as a storyteller or Musicians?
Send us an email or fill out our contact form, we
would love to hear from you and get you involved.
Founders
Chrissy Dart
Chrissy loves telling all sorts of stories, but her favorites are
folktales, legends, and myths. As of late, working with stories has
kept her sane and grounded. She teaches Multi-Cultural Folktales
for the Storytelling Institute at South Mountain Community College
in Phoenix, Arizona, and T’ai Chi for the Muhammed Ali Parkinson
Center, discovering that the two arts, have much in common. They
both help a person to discover what it means to be human.
Rachelle Dart
Dart grew up on stories. Mythology was woven into the foundations,
folklore on the walls like vines, fairy tales dancing through the air,
and history walked the hall. Dart is performer and a traditional
storyteller trained by Liz Weir, MBE. Still thriving on stories, Dart is
inspired by characters who endure hardship, magical helpers, gritty
truths, and even if there is no happily ever after, remind us to be
decent to each other; kindness prevails.