Evening events, Books, Storytelling

Stories and songs performed in a traditional bardic style.

Stuart Bowden's metaphorical exploration of the world of the beast, combining DIY storytelling and lo-fi music.

Performers use a fifteen-slide PowerPoint presentation to tell stories in a quirky way.

Regular storytelling club for adults.

The birder and comedian talks about his career as a wildlife presenter, joined by his producer Stephen Moss.

A relaxed session of oral storytelling, poetry by memory, music and song.

Tales for the Turning Year Stories and Songs to celebrate the season.

Storytellers Dominic Kelly, Jo Blake Cave, Ben Haggarty, Emily Parrish, Mikael Oberg, Laura Burns and Cat Gerrard present episodes from seven epic stories, inspired by a central Indian epic-singing tradition.

Stand up meets storytelling as the comic, poet and author of Singin’ I’m No a Billy He’s a Tim talks about his life and work.

Physical storytelling, ridiculous frolics and live music based on the Old Norwegian fairy tale about a great White Bear who knocks on the window of a poor starving family and offers riches in return for the fairest, youngest daughter.

A double bill of physical theatre performances based around London. Every Way Up Has Its Way Down explores Jewish culture and Let's Get Angry looks at teenage life.

Mark James tells mythological tales with an archaeological twist.

Regular storytelling club involving song and music aplenty.

A foray into the spooky world of Hardwick at night with chilling stories at the Hall and a venture into the gardens.

Down Home presents a physical-theatre production exploring the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of a young Jewish-American woman.

Eric Isaacson delves into the archives of Mississippi Records and Alan Lomax and comes back with a filmic, aural storytelling presentation illustrating underground music movements from 1890 until the present day. Cry Parrot and Monorail present.

An interactive performance about contact, presented by Hannah Walker and Chris Thorpe, using poetry, storytelling and live intervention.

Stories about the mystical and magical aspects of our ancestor's lives with Mark James.

Jenna Watt's one woman play, Flaneurs, explores the nature of violence and the 'bystander effect' when someone is attacked in a public space.

A presentation, using storytelling, song, dance, film and documents, of stories from the lives of hundreds of Orcadians who, during the 18th and 19th centuries, became servants of the Hudson Bay Company. Devised and directed by Fran Flett Hollinrake.

Hosts Steve Keyworth and Stephanie Gerra present a night of storytelling and comedy inspired by pop songs related to the summer. Written by an invited group of London-based writers, the audience vote for their favourite tale, which will receive the Jukebox Story USB mixtape.

Stories for everyone about children from around the world celebrating their creativity and storytelling in a magical performance.

A mixture of stand-up and storytelling about finding forgotten letters in a junk shop from America, France and Edgware.