Stories on Tap is a performance storytelling event based in Pennsylvania's Susquehanna Valley.
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1. Audience members sign up to share a true 5-minute story on the theme without using notes.
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2. Ten storytellers are chosen from the hat to tell their stories to the audience.
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3. The audience votes on its favorite story and the winner gets a prize.
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Recent Event
"The 1972 Flood. View east, at High St, toward Bridge St and Market St. Ken Wolfe in the muddy and swift flood water." Courtesy of the Charles L. Fasold Photo Collection.
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Flood StoriesDevastating storms that inundate entire towns. Building back when the waters recede. Torrents of information. Swells of emotion. Keeping your head above water. In all these ways, floods shape our lives. On the 8th anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, listen live as your neighbors in Central Pennsylvania share true stories about being "Flooded."
This event is over and available to stream. Please contact us to request a recording of the event. |
"The 1972 Flood. View of signs looking SE from US 522, toward Market St." Courtesy of the Charles L. Fasold Photo Collection.
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Didn't Get to Tell Your Story?You can still participate:
RECORD YOUR STORY FOR OUR ARCHIVE We are looking for folks to record their Flood Stories for an archive that Bucknell University design students are creating. To help with this project, please contact us using the form below and we'll be in touch about recording your story. Personal Storytelling WorkshopsWant feedback on your story before presenting it publicly? Or would you like to talk through your memories in a safe and supportive space? Stories on Tap offers 1-on-1 and group storytelling coaching during which you are invited to talk through your memories and stories. Workshops are open to all Susquehanna Valley community members and pricing is pay-as-you-can. If you are interested in speaking to us, please fill out the form below.
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