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LARRYJOHNSON A teacher and storyteller in the Twin Cities area, Larry tells personal stories about his experiences as a Swedish-American. He learned many stories from his father and his grandfather, some of which—as Larry discovered much later in his life—were traditional stories told in Sweden at the time of his grandfather’s emigration. Environmental Storytelling at EcoEducation ONGOING in August: Walking Story Tours of the Pollution Prevention Stormwater Runoff System at the new Roseville Library, by Larry Johnson. MORE INFO HERE |
UPCOMING NEXT: Sing Along With The Rain In Your Compost, August 28 @ State Fair Eco Experience Tours and stories at John and Helen Stevens House by Larry Johnson, Every Sunday through September 5, 12-4pm |
ELAINEWYNNE Elaine grew up on the edge of an Ojibwe reservation in Minnesota (Red Lake). Her mother spoke only German until she started school. Elaine tells family stories learned from her mother and grandmother and stories about the people of her home community, a mix of Scandinavian, German, and Croatian immigrants, and their interface with people from the Red Lake Indian Reservation. Elaine is a therapist, and has worked as a professional storyteller in the Twin Cities area. ONGOING:
"Good Talkers" Monthly Storytelling
Group, a workshop facilitated by Elaine Wynne for those
who wish to develop skills by deepening their stories of personal development or
spirituality. $20.00 per session. Register by calling Elaine
at 763-546-1662 or elaine@keyofsee.mn
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