Venue to be confirmed near Fremantle, WA. Join us for this participatory journey through one of the Grimm Brothers myths facilitated by experienced StoryCarriers Randy Jones and Tim Dunn..

LIMITED TICKETS—Book early!
(Waiting list will be active)
Full Tuition $40 | Scholarship Rate $30
7:00 to 9:30pm | AWST UTC +8

This evening is a journey into tribal wisdom through the lens of an old myth told to the people while the rhythm of the drum calls to the elements. We humans have been gathering for millennia to hear the guidance of the ancestors to help navigate the present. With this unique style of facilitation, we will travel together to find the many small treasures that combine into a "moment of community." The storehouse of story is one kind of renewable wealth to help us in times of turmoil and uncertainty.

The evening opens with an introduction to the mythopoetic tradition of StoryCarrying. You won't find the "moral of the story"—old myth can give a message individual to each listener. The old stories can be surprisingly relevant to the modern world. It seems that our ancestors also grappled with issues of turmoil, belonging, purpose, grief, and their ancestors!

Bring with you an "intention" for the evening—in this way of working with the story, that means to say:

"IF I could hear some wisdom from the story about this issue, or challenge, or desire, in my life, I would be willing to hear it."

It simply means showing up with an open mind and heart. Finding a small next best step might be the most valuable result. It is not an intellectual process of "understanding the meaning of the story." The evening is in itself a small ritual of working with story in a way you might not have seen coming.

Randy Jones is author of "Medicine Without an Expiry Date: Indigenous Remedy for Modern Trouble," introduced by Dagara [Ancestor] Elder and Diviner, Malidoma Somé, PhD. Find more discussion at https://wildgenius.guide

Co-facilitating is StoryCarrier Tim Dunn, who has been involved with theater arts for 35 years.