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2011 Festival dates announced
The 2011 Stone Soup Festival date has been set! The next
upcoming festival will be held on April 29-30, 2011, with
additional events held throughout the year.
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Thank you!
A big thank you goes out to all of our visitors, volunteers,
and sponsors for helping to make Stone Soup Festival 2010 a great
success!
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Buy One Get One coupon
Print out this coupon to receive one free ticket to the
Grand Finale with the purchase of a ticket. With the purchase of 1
individual ticket you receive 1 free individual ticket. With
the purchase of 1 family ticket you receive 1 free family
ticket.
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Local storytellers Rixon Lane and Dixie Page,
will appear on Your Carolina with Jack and Kimberly
(Channel 7 / WSPA) on April 14 at
10:00am. Dixie Page is one of the founders of the
Stone Soup Storytelling Festival in Woodruff, SC. Be sure to
tune in!
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Seniors, you are invited to a Senior Luncheon,
Friday, April 23, from noon until 1:30pm. Call the
Woodruff Library to register, 864-476-8770.
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The Upstate Theatre Troupe production The
Great Chili Rebellion is scheduled to be part of the Stone
Soup Storytelling Festival 2010. Read more in this Spartanburg
Herald Journal article.
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Stone Soup "Character Parade", Saturday, April 24,
9:00am. Register to participate- call Project Fun at
864-872-3795
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You can be a storyteller! Amateur "Story Swap",
Saturday, April 24, 12:30-1:30pm, Woodruff
Community Center, 116 South Main Street, Woodruff, SC. Prizes
awarded. Call the Woodruff Library for application
information- 864-476-8770 or contact them at wdf@infodepot.org
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Kevin Cordi, author of
Raising
Voices, will present a free
storytelling program at the Woodruff Library, 234 East Hayne
Street, Woodruff, SC from 1-2pm on Monday, March 8,
2010.
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For more information please call the Woodruff Library,
864-476-8770. This event is sponsored by the Stone Soup
Storytelling Institute.
- For over twenty years, Kevin has told stories in over forty
states, England, and Japan. His story work has been commissioned by
the National Youth Storytelling Hall of Fame, Newsweek, and The
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. As a story teacher he is
considered one of the "nation's primary advocates for youth
storytelling!"
- Kevin shares stories with a highly energetic, animated and
interactive style and is considered by many storytelling
professionals as one of the most influential and dynamic
storytellers and teachers today. With each story he tells, the
audience connects with Kevin - his passion shines through. His work
is a must see for adults and kids alike.
- Quotes about Kevin Cordi
and Raising
Voices:
- Kevin Cordi is not only a master teacher in the way he
coaches youth in the art of storytelling--but he has a powerful
energy on stage that is so enthusiastic and captivating, that his
passion for his work is immediately evident! - Bobby
Norfolk, Emmy Award-Winning Storyteller
- While other people are now beginning to cultivate youth
tellers, Kevin Cordi has had a successful and reputable youth
troupe for years! He is the pioneer in learning about youth and
applying his learning to young storytellers. - Donald
Davis, Professional Storyteller
- A unique and reliable blueprint for beginning and
sustaining a successful group or troupe of storytellers from grades
4 to 12...Raising Voices is the complete,
and essential, handbook for this special group of
storytellers. - School Library Journal
- Tally Johnson, local author of Ghosts of
the South Carolina Upcountry and Ghosts of the Carolina
Midlands, is one of our tellers for Stone Soup Storytelling
Festival Friday night "Ghost Stories" on April 23.
- Dr. Kirk Neely, author of A Good Mule Is
Hard To Find, will tell at the Stone Soup Storytelling
Festival "Senior Luncheon" on Friday, April 23 and also will
perform at the "Grand Finale" on Saturday, April 24.
- 100th Anniversary of the Timrod Library will
be celebrated during the 2010 Stone Soup Storytelling Festival. The
Timrod Library was the first branch library in Spartanburg county
and has been recently renovated. It serves as an example of
literary history and showcases memorabilia collected by the
Woodruff community.