Story Courses, Workshops, Programmes and Tellings
Here you will find storytelling evenings, as well courses and workshops with stories at their centre. Stories were never meant to be listened to and forgotten. Their richness and medicine come from their exploration, discussion and delving deeper in community.
If you feel like you need to be at a workshop or course, and cost is the only thing stopping you, please get in touch.
Upcoming Events
- Sold OutThu, 07 NovZoom07 Nov 2024, 19:30 GMT – 10 Apr 2025, 21:30 BSTZoomWild Women are very much in our old stories. Celebrated, feared, loved and revered. What stirs in the depths of our bellies when we listen to them? What is a wild woman today? How do we embrace our wildness? Let’s explore these questions in the company of wild stories, and wild women.
- Sat, 04 JanZoom04 Jan 2025, 19:30 – 21:30 GMTZoomAs the veil between the worlds is at its thinnest, and the nights are at their darkest, join us for tales and music of the 'Dirty Days'. There will be stories of vampires, ghosts, the karakondjul and the varkolak, alongside live accompaniment from musician In Feathers. Ages 14+. Bring garlic.
- Sun, 09 FebZoom09 Feb 2025, 19:30 – 21:00 GMTZoom‘The village began to burn, from its four corners. It did not burn from fire, but it burned from illness. From illness, from the black plague.’ The Plague, Baba Chuma, in Bulgarian mythology an old woman searching for the people that she must strike. Here are some of the stories of those people.
- Sat, 22 MarKinloss Community Hall22 Mar 2025, 19:30 – 21:30Kinloss Community Hall, 4 Manse Rd, Kinloss, Forres IV36 3GH, UKAs the light returns, join us to listen to tales of the silver moon and the golden sun, of darkness and light, of sorrow and hope. Ages 14+
About your guide
Nana Tomova
Nana is a traditional oral storyteller and a medicine woman. She is the creator of the Story Apothecary Podcast, which dispenses stories as medicine.
Nana has been a storyteller over the last five years. The old stories that she tells delve into the themes of belonging, grief, and the woman's quest. She has studied with world renowned storyteller Shonaleigh, a traditional bearer from a women's lineage.
Nana has a background in mental health as a clinical pharmacist for the last decade, where she has been witness to people's most vulnerable stories. She brings humanity and sensitivity to all the work that she does. She has a deep respect and connection for the natural world, which infuses in the stories that she tells.