
Tickets are now on sale for the Scottish Storytelling Festival which take place from 13-29 October 2023.
Tickets are now on sale for the Scottish Storytelling Festival which take place from 13-29 October 2023.
The Orkney Storytelling Festival (Thu 27 – Sun 30 Oct) is now into its 13th year.
In celebration of Scotland’s Year of Stories, the 2022 festival programme is the largest to date; inviting everyone to the ceilidh – locally, nationally and globally.
A new project utilising the amazing sound archive at Orkney Library and Archive has revealed a rich tapestry of stories recorded over a long period of time.
“Dr. Ragnhild Ljosland of the UHI Archaeology Institute is gathering together Orkney stories”
The Orkney News is very pleased to announce that as part of Scotland’s Year of Stories we have been awarded funding to make a series of short films highlighting stories from Orkney.
Young people aged 8 to 12 are being asked to take part in a storytelling project ‘If These Walls Could Talk’.
On 8th May 1835 the first installment of Fairy Tales Told for Children, by Hans Christian Anderson was published by C. A. Reitzel in Copenhagen, Denmark
Imagine Online is a collection of 11 world-class storytelling performances available on-demand from Sunday 20th March, which is World Storytelling Day.
The story should be concerned with some aspect of life in north-east Scotland and may be written in Scots, including Doric, or English or a mixture of the two.