Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
Every great story starts out rough. The Let Me Tell Ya! Guild Meeting is a supportive space where storytellers bring stories that are still taking shape and try them out in front of listeners who want them to succeed. It doesn’t matter whether your story is a half-formed memory, a family tale you’re still finding the shape of, or a folk tale you’re making your own. You’ll tell it to the group and get feedback right away. Everyone is welcome, …Continue reading →
Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
Liars Contest 2026 (contestant registration) Get ready to spin your wildest tales and compete against other master storytellers in our Liars Contest – register now to secure your spot! Liars Contest (contestant registration) Welcome to the 3rd Annual Liars Contest at The June Bug Center! Think you can spin a tall tale better than anyone else? Sign up now to compete against other master storytellers in this epic battle of wits and creativity. Whether you’re a seasoned fibber or just …Continue reading →
Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
Every great story starts out rough. The Let Me Tell Ya! Guild Meeting is a supportive space where storytellers bring stories that are still taking shape and try them out in front of listeners who want them to succeed. It doesn’t matter whether your story is a half-formed memory, a family tale you’re still finding the shape of, or a folk tale you’re making your own. You’ll tell it to the group and get feedback right away. Everyone is welcome, …Continue reading →
Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
EVENT DESCRIPTION In the spirit of the season, we gather around the table — the real ones and the metaphorical ones. Tell us about belonging: the person who made room for you, the meal that held a family together, the community that welcomed you in, or the moment you realized you were home. Bring warmth, memory, and meaning. Stories should be told from memory, without notes, and run 5–7 minutes. STORY SPARKS A meal or gathering that meant more than …Continue reading →
Virginia Storytelling AlliancePosted on by Clint Atwater
Every great story starts out rough. The Let Me Tell Ya! Guild Meeting is a supportive space where storytellers bring stories that are still taking shape and try them out in front of listeners who want them to succeed. It doesn’t matter whether your story is a half-formed memory, a family tale you’re still finding the shape of, or a folk tale you’re making your own. You’ll tell it to the group and get feedback right away. Everyone is welcome, …Continue reading →