Will Hornyak will lead participants through exercises and activities to refine their skills in traditional oral form storytelling. Will considers the essential tools of the storyteller’s craft and how to create and shape the stories we want to tell by honing … Continue reading →
Favorite storyteller William Kennedy Hornyak returns to Port Angeles “Storyteller par excellence…transports audiences into an amazing realm of imagination…” The Oregonian From warrior poets and lusty queens to blessed saints and wise sorceresses, storyteller William Kennedy Hornyak weaves together a wild … Continue reading →
Lost Hearts & Other Creepy Stories Tis the haunting season! Join storyteller Ingrid Nixon for an evening of dark tales, bound to produce delightful shivers. This evening of storytelling in the Sunset Lounge of the Field Arts Hall will focus … Continue reading →
The Field Arts Hall and the Story People of Clallam County present the Liars Contest! Thursday, June 12, 2025 7:00 – 9:00 pm Field Arts Hall, 201 W. Front St., Port Angeles Cash Prizes! $100 ~ 1st place; $50 ~ … Continue reading →
Experiential Workshop with Colin Urwin, Irish storyteller Thursday, March 20, 2025. 7:00 – 9:00 pm “Storytellers Talk Too Much” Join Irish storyteller, singer-songwriter and author Colin Urwin in this workshop designed to enhance your storytelling performance skills with alternative use of language, … Continue reading →
Colin’s stories “retain that vital element of mystery, suspense and haunting spirituality that captures the reader’s imagination at the beginning and hooks them firmly in until the very end.” He brings folk tales that transport the (listener) to days when battles, … Continue reading →
Wednesday, Oct. 30th. 6:30 to 8:30pm. Kim makes storytelling seem so natural, but there is great artistry in her performance. We hope you will be inspired to learn more about telling stories yourself. Kim is offering this practical, experiential workshop … Continue reading →
Oct. 29th, 7:00pm at the Field Arts and Events Hall, Port Angeles Kim’s darker stories are some of her most requested pieces all year long, not just around Halloween. As dark as they are, audiences are surprised to find themselves … Continue reading →