The East Anglian Storytelling Festival Virtual Hat!

  • £75.00
    Donated So Far
Raised offline: £96.50
Total: £171.50
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The 2015 Hat is now closed - thank you for all your contributions!

The new hat for our 2016 festival is at https://assets.gogetfunding.com/the-east-anglian-storytell...

Where you can also find more info about this years festival - see you over there!

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Here's what happened last year:

"The festival is taking place from Friday 24th to Monday 27th July this year at The Blaxhall Ship in Suffolk.

We will be gathering professional storytellers from all over East Anglia (plus bringing back one notable former resident!) to share their tales of joy, sorrow and laughter at this historic pub with a folk tradition going back many centuries and still going strong today.

In the time honoured tradition of storytelling, we are funding the festival primarily by passing round a hat at each of the sessions.

There will be:

  • 3 family telling sessions in the afternoons
  • 3 evening adult only sessions

Our featured tellers include:

Taffy Thomas MBE, John Row, Dave Tonge, Marion Leeper,

Suzanne Arnold, Carl Merry, Justine de Mierre,

Tilly the Talespinner, Mark Scott-Ison and Sarah Walker

plus there will be other popular local tellers in our guest spots!

We want everyone to be able to attend whether they can afford to contribute or not - storytelling is for everyone! However, we would love to be able to cover all the expenses for all of our featured tellers (food, travel, childcare, accommodation) and even offer them a small fee if we can, so we have created this "Virtual Hat" to achieve that goal!

Can you help show our tellers the appreciation they undoubtedly deserve?

If so, please donate to this our virtual hat!

For more information on the festival you can visit:

www.eastanglianstorytellingfestival.co.uk or

www.facebook.com/eastanglianstorytellingfestival

Whatever we raise we will put first towards our featured teller’s costs and then anything left over we will share equally between all the featured tellers, up to Society for Storytelling guideline rates. If we raise anything above that we will put it towards The East Anglian Storytelling Festival 2016!"

Stories are what make us human - lets celebrate that and keep this age old tradition as relevant, exciting and fun as it’s always been!

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Donors

  • Gerry Morris
  • Donated on Jul 26, 2015
  • Thoroughly enjoyed Saturday evening's session - thanks again!

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  • Guest
  • Donated on Jun 03, 2015
  • Have had several free nights' storytelling down at Jurnet's, Wensum Lodge, Norwich over the years, so delighted to support this cause. Thank you

£25.00
Jun 04

Thank you - lets keep it up!

Update posted by Justine de Mierre at 03:05 pm

Tales from the Undercroft raised an awesome �43 last night so we're adding this to our offline total. Thanks again to all our backers so far. The programme is just being finalised to send off to the printers so you should be able to pick it up from a storytelling

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Donors & Comments

5 donors
  • Gerry Morris
  • Donated on Jul 26, 2015
  • Thoroughly enjoyed Saturday evening's session - thanks again!

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  • Guest
  • Donated on Jun 03, 2015
  • Have had several free nights' storytelling down at Jurnet's, Wensum Lodge, Norwich over the years, so delighted to support this cause. Thank you

£25.00
  • Leanne
  • Donated on May 27, 2015
  • Good luck with the festival!

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  • Justine de Mierre
  • Posted On Apr 28, 2015
  • Thanks Sian for being our first backer - very much appreciated!

  • Sian Evans
  • Donated on Apr 28, 2015
  • Will share this with friends - Good Luck - very excited about this festival.

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