The Nineteenth Annual
Rocky Mountain Storytelling Festival
And Workshops

Sponsored by Colorado Performing Artists, Douglas County Libraries and the Wildlife Experience

The Rocky Mountain Storytelling Festival has been presented every year since 1989. It has taken every person attending to a magical place where anything can happen, where one can relate to other people, where dreams, heroes and heroines, and fantasies are real. The Storytellers that have been featured throughout the years are the best of the best at bringing all of this to the audience. After you see what is going on at this year's Festival, please go to the Festival Archives page and enjoy the storyteller's biographies of the Festival's past.

Featured Storytellers for the 2007 Festival are:

Teddi Shush Duncan
Sapulpa, Oklahoma
Teddi Shush (Bear) has used stories to teach about Native America since 1969. Rooted in the oral tradition of her Laguna and Apache heritage, her animated storytelling is often spiced with song and dance.

Angel Vigil
Denver, Colorado
As an award winning author, teacher, director and storyteller, Angel Vigil's specialty is the oral tradition of the Hispanic Southwest. The author of the Eagle of the Cactus: Traditional Stories from Mexico, he was a featured performer at the 2006 National Storytelling Festival.

Kate Lutz
Denver, Colorado
She brings the mountains indoors with scientific and historical tales of critters, rocks and rivers. Kate is also adept at personal stories that share the heartbreak and joy of life with humor and artistry.

And More Rocky Mountain Storytelling Folk!

Lev Ropes, Priscilla Queen, Max Hale, Nancy Marshall, Brad Bowles, Storytelling Kids and John Stansfield!

Friday, July 27th

All events at Wildlife Experience Museum, 10035 S. Peoria, Parker, CO 80134
(on Lincoln Ave., one mile east of I-25 exit 193)

11:00-11:45 AM and 12:45-1:30 PM - STORY AND MUSIC CONCERTS FOR SCHOOL AND FAMILY
5:30-6:30 PM - BROWN BAG SUPPER STORY SWAP - Bring your supper and a story to tell or just listen.
7:00-9:30 PM - EVENING CONCERT With Our Featured Storytellers

Saturday, July 28th
All events at the Palmer Lake Elementary School, 115 Upper Glenway, Palmer Lake, CO
(two miles west of I-25 exit 163)

8:00 AM - REGISTRATION OPENS
8:00-8:30 AM - STORYTELLING BOOKS AND RECORDINGS ON SALE
9:00-9:30 AM - OPENING SESSION
9:30-12:00 PM - STORYTELLING WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN (AGE 9 AND UP)
9:30-12:00 PM - CONCURRENT BEGINNER AND ADVANCED STORYTELLING WORKSHOPS
12:00-1:15 PM - LUNCH BREAK (Food available for purchase)
1:15-2:45 PM - STORYTELLING WORKSHOP
3:15-4:30 PM - SUPER STORY SWAP
4:30-7:00 PM - WALKS, CONVERSATION, DINNER (Dutch)
7:00-9:30 PM - STORYTELLING VARIETY CONCERT with our Featured Storytellers and more Rocky Mountain Storyfolk

Festival and Workshop Pre-Registration
Recommended as space is limited

Please print out this form and mail with your check to:
John Stansfield, Director
Rocky Mountain Storytelling Festival
Box 558
Monument, Colorado 80132
(303) 660-5849
Outside Denver Metro Area:
(866) 462-1727

No pre-registration accepted after July 24th, 2007

Space may be limited on July 27th and 28th.
Make checks payable to:
Rocky Mountain Storytelling Festival

	Teddi Shush Duncan Sapulpa, Oklahoma Teddi Shush (Bear) has used stories to teach about Native America since 1969. Rooted in the oral tradition of her Laguna and Apache heritage, her animated storytelling is often spiced with song and dance.
	Angel Vigil Denver, Colorado As an award winning author, teacher, director and storyteller, Angel Vigil's specialty is the oral tradition of the Hispanic Southwest. The author of the Eagle of the Cactus: Traditional Stories from Mexico, he was a featured performer at the 2006 National Storytelling Festival.
	Kate Lutz Denver, Colorado She brings the mountains indoors with scientific and historical tales of critters, rocks and rivers. Kate is also adept at personal stories that share the heartbreak and joy of life with humor and artistry.