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Lorraine Hartin-Gelardi Storyteller TALES OF IMAGINATION & INSPIRATION | |||||||
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Library Programs
A popular and dynamic storyteller, Lorraine Hartin-Gelardi
has been presenting story programs and conducting workshops in libraries since 1993. Her extensive repertoire allows her to work with librarians to develop programs for listeners of all ages - for specific age groups as well as family audiences. Lorraine particularly enjoys combining art and story in unique hands-on workshops for children and adults.
Lorraine has a variety of story programs and workshops for all ages: Workshops Workshops for Adults Workshops for Librarians One World, Many Stories - 2011 Summer Reading Program new Dive right in and choose one of these creative programs to add energy and enthusiasm to your summer reading program. Lorraine Hartin-Gelardi finds the experience of sharing stories through the spoken word to have a profound power to enlighten and educate. Her eclectic mix of tales enables her to tell stories to all manner of audiences. Lorraine particularly enjoys combining art and story in unique hands-on workshops for children and adults.
Stories from Near and Far
Cinderfella and the Sisters Ugly - New Ways to Tell Old Tales
Be the Hero of Your Own Life -Finding Your Place in Family Stories
Long Ago When I Was Little - A Family Story Celebration
Listening to the Echoes
"Lorraine lavished her great talent and unbelievable magnetism on the 2007 Adirondack Mountain Writers’ Retreat and Story Workshops, in both her Story Concert performance and her workshop “Listening to the Echoes: Creating Original Stories from Traditional Folktales.” The workshop participants were mesmerized by her storytelling and enchanted at the prospect of venturing into the realm of adapting folktales for retelling. She made a strong case for the value of folktales as tools for understanding both literature and life itself, and helped workshop participants feel empowered to utilize them. Storytellers and writers alike find gold in this workshop. As one participant said, 'It was sheer magic!' ”
StoryPlay: Story Hour as the Doorway to Literacy
"Whether it's telling Tall Tales or revealing your mask on the island of magic, Lorraine invites you to places in your imagination that ask, “what is real?" It was a wonderful time for the children and I thank you very much." | |||||||
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