The mosquito is coming soon...
..... but in the meantime Words in Winter.
The Story House and Garden, Spa Country Events, Hepburn Community Radio and Hepburn Events and Tourism have been successful in receiving funding for "The Mosquito Community Storytelling Project.
While we organise dates and themes, here's a taster.......... at Words in Winter
THE THEME: CHANGE AND CHANCE
While we organise dates and themes, here's a taster.......... at Words in Winter
THE THEME: CHANGE AND CHANCE
Storytelling with Anne E Stewart
August 11 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Storytelling for the Words in Winter "Change and Chance" Story Slam
Everyone has a story to tell and Daylesford based storyteller Anne E Stewart will be conducting a workshop to help you find yours. The workshop will prepare you for the story slam that is part of the 2018 Words in Winter festivities on Sunday 25th August with the theme of Change and Chance.
You will be assisted in finding your story, your narrative voice and then crafting it to a performance piece. This workshop would be useful for anyone wanting to tell stories
Price: $20
Location:
Story House and Garden
52 Millar Street
Enquiries:
0408 550 945
info@storyhouseandgarden.com
Mosquito Story Telling Slam with Anne E Stewart
August 25 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Contestants have 5 minutes to win over the audience with a story about Change and Chance. No notes, no props just you and the audience!
We’re looking for contestants with a personal story to tell. If you’re interested get in touch with MC, local storyteller Anne E Stewart for more details. Email info@storyhouseandgarden.com.
A renowned storyteller, Daylesford’s Anne E Stewart has built an international reputation. She will enchant and beguile her captivated audience.$ 5
donation
Price: $5 donation
Location:
The Festival Hub (Senior Citizens Hall)
76 Vincent street Daylesford,
Vic 3460 Australia
Enquiries:
0408 550 945
info@storyhouseandgarden.com
August 11 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Storytelling for the Words in Winter "Change and Chance" Story Slam
Everyone has a story to tell and Daylesford based storyteller Anne E Stewart will be conducting a workshop to help you find yours. The workshop will prepare you for the story slam that is part of the 2018 Words in Winter festivities on Sunday 25th August with the theme of Change and Chance.
You will be assisted in finding your story, your narrative voice and then crafting it to a performance piece. This workshop would be useful for anyone wanting to tell stories
Price: $20
Location:
Story House and Garden
52 Millar Street
Enquiries:
0408 550 945
info@storyhouseandgarden.com
Mosquito Story Telling Slam with Anne E Stewart
August 25 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Contestants have 5 minutes to win over the audience with a story about Change and Chance. No notes, no props just you and the audience!
We’re looking for contestants with a personal story to tell. If you’re interested get in touch with MC, local storyteller Anne E Stewart for more details. Email info@storyhouseandgarden.com.
A renowned storyteller, Daylesford’s Anne E Stewart has built an international reputation. She will enchant and beguile her captivated audience.$ 5
donation
Price: $5 donation
Location:
The Festival Hub (Senior Citizens Hall)
76 Vincent street Daylesford,
Vic 3460 Australia
Enquiries:
0408 550 945
info@storyhouseandgarden.com
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ABOUT OUR RETREAT
Conscious Evolution
The Essential Being Retreat has been created by a millennial for millennials as a way to provide a safe space for young people to come to unlearn limiting beliefs that can trap them into living a life removed from their true selves.
We often get caught up in this thinking mind, often conditioned by our upbringing, our education, the society in which we live in and the media and which can cause us to worry, stress and get anxious about daily trivial things.
The Essential Being Retreat will teach you strategies and practices that you can implement in your daily life that will stop and calm the thinking mind so you can concentrate on consciously evolving and living a life of happiness and balance.
Conscious Evolution
The Essential Being Retreat has been created by a millennial for millennials as a way to provide a safe space for young people to come to unlearn limiting beliefs that can trap them into living a life removed from their true selves.
We often get caught up in this thinking mind, often conditioned by our upbringing, our education, the society in which we live in and the media and which can cause us to worry, stress and get anxious about daily trivial things.
The Essential Being Retreat will teach you strategies and practices that you can implement in your daily life that will stop and calm the thinking mind so you can concentrate on consciously evolving and living a life of happiness and balance.
Jessica Farrelly
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OUR NEXT RETREAT WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON
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ESSENTIAL BEING ENQUIRIES
contact@essential-being.com
PHONE Jessica; Mobile 0423 227 350
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL
ESSENTIAL BEING ENQUIRIES
contact@essential-being.com
PHONE Jessica; Mobile 0423 227 350
Chillout 2018
Thanks to Michelle Dunn, official photographer for Chillout for use of this image from 2012
WE CAN LIVE A RAINBOW
Storyteller Anne E Stewart has lived in Daylesford for 27 years and has watched her small country town turn into one of regional Australia’s most gay friendly towns. This prompted the question some years back, “why was it so gay friendly.’ What followed was an interesting social history explained in her show, “So who was the first gay in the Village.
With the passing of the marriage equality act she attended celebrations at the local Daylesford hotel and started pondering on a different set of questions
The recent birth of her granddaughter had Anne thinking on rainbow families and the stories they tell their children.
“My granddaughter looked so like her dad I wondered how gay families told their children about their genetic makeup
Who was their dad, their mum
Were their any restrictions on IVF treatment
From a literary family Anne wondered how rainbow families were depicted in literature. What were the stories that spurred and encouraged their children.
This all had Anne wondering on conversations with gay families. Were you able to ask about donors, or was that off limits.
How were their families planned and conceived. What was the journey.
A straight women, Anne’s passion for storytelling and love for her home town have her working through some of these questions
There’s many Rainbow families in Daylesford and I was just keen to celebrate this with respectful discussions
Story house and garden's resident storyteller, Anne E Stewart, shines a light on rainbow families to uncover language and etiquette around respectful communication and relationships.
Refreshments supplied
Saturday 10th March 3pm -4.30pm
Sunday 11th March 3pm- 4.30pm
Monday 12th March 1pm -2.30pm
Story House and Garden: 52 Millar Street, Daylesford
PLEASE BOOK HERE
Storyteller Anne E Stewart has lived in Daylesford for 27 years and has watched her small country town turn into one of regional Australia’s most gay friendly towns. This prompted the question some years back, “why was it so gay friendly.’ What followed was an interesting social history explained in her show, “So who was the first gay in the Village.
With the passing of the marriage equality act she attended celebrations at the local Daylesford hotel and started pondering on a different set of questions
The recent birth of her granddaughter had Anne thinking on rainbow families and the stories they tell their children.
“My granddaughter looked so like her dad I wondered how gay families told their children about their genetic makeup
Who was their dad, their mum
Were their any restrictions on IVF treatment
From a literary family Anne wondered how rainbow families were depicted in literature. What were the stories that spurred and encouraged their children.
This all had Anne wondering on conversations with gay families. Were you able to ask about donors, or was that off limits.
How were their families planned and conceived. What was the journey.
A straight women, Anne’s passion for storytelling and love for her home town have her working through some of these questions
There’s many Rainbow families in Daylesford and I was just keen to celebrate this with respectful discussions
Story house and garden's resident storyteller, Anne E Stewart, shines a light on rainbow families to uncover language and etiquette around respectful communication and relationships.
Refreshments supplied
Saturday 10th March 3pm -4.30pm
Sunday 11th March 3pm- 4.30pm
Monday 12th March 1pm -2.30pm
Story House and Garden: 52 Millar Street, Daylesford
PLEASE BOOK HERE
Above, Anne E Stewart and the Consulting Historians, Way Back When recorded Anne's story of how her show, "So who was the first Gay in the Village", was created
Regular storytelling sessions include:
Gayle, Amina & Anne E in Scotland, Wild women
Women who run with the wolves“If you have yet to be called an incorrigible, defiant woman, don’t worry, there is still time.”
Clarissa Pinkola Estes Enjoy stories of women from myth, folk and fairytale as told by award winning storyteller Anne E Stewart. Stay to discuss over tea, coffee and cake. |
Cassandra's Hens weekend
Hen's WeekendThe above photo sees Cassandra on her Hen's weekend in Daylesford. Bookended by her mother and aunt, Anne E and Jane, Cass was taken through quizzes, games and rituals to understand that she is the ringmaster of her families destiny
Bookings at least two weeks in advance is essential. |
Telling the story of Lola Montez
Bawdy Tales after Dark Have you heard of the legendary Lola Montez, Queen of the Show Girls or the Loathly Lady a courtesan of King Arthur's Court? After dark at the Story House and Garden, you'll hear these stories and more from award winning storyteller Anne E Stewart
Presented Saturday nights from 8.30 to 10pm Limited seating Bookings advised |
