Come laugh with us as we enjoy the stories of women’s lives in rural Nova Scotia, tales filled with challenges, hard work and humour.
Storytelling is a talent that the Dugas family, from Nova Scotia’s Baie Sainte-Marie, has passed down from generation to generation and Clara’s first teacher was her mother. Sharing her storytelling talents, Clara has performed at festivals, in schools and libraries across Canada, in the United States and France. She taught storytelling to junior and senior high school students, preparing them for their own storytelling festivals. Her years in the classroom and her childhood memories feed many of her stories.
Sit back and relax on Sunday, June 27, starting at 3pm Pacific Daylight Time.
Donations: Admission is free for Guild members. If you are just dropping in to this virtual event, the suggested donation is $10 for this concert. Please remember you still need to register on Zoom!
Donations can be made in three ways: via Paypal (paypal.me/storytellersvictoria), an e-transfer to treasurer@victoriastorytellers.org, or you can contact us to obtain a mailing address for a cheque.
Registration and attendance: We are using Zoom, an online conferencing system. There is no need to create a Zoom account, however we are asking our friends to register in advance for a secure, enjoyable experience.
To register now click here or copy and paste this link into your browser: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtd-muqj0rH902REX3jXh2qyvXORWACjyC
When you have registered, you will receive a confirmation email with the specific instructions for joining us by computer, tablet, smartphone, or regular phone.
Connections are accepted from 2:30 pm onward. Please come early and address any technical concerns before the concert begins at 3:00 pm.