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By Tuyet Nguyen
Published on April 06, 2006
Go around the world in two hours today at Storyteller Sunday at the Boulder Public Library, 1000 Canyon Boulevard, where a special program will feature three mouthy babes from across the globe exercising their vocal cords and anecdotal flair. Cathryn Wellner crosses the border from Canada and has worked for nearly twenty years as a librarian; Liz Weir comes all the way from Belfast, Northern Ireland, and appears regularly at international storytelling festivals; and Gay Ducey is a down-home Southern gal raised in New Orleans who knows a thing or two about sassy dialogue. Each lady will regale the audience with tales from her own personal experience while revitalizing the oral traditions of campfire circles and intimate familial gatherings.
Find a good seat in the library's Canyon Theater for the 3 p.m. program. Admission is free, and the event is suitable for all ages. Call 303-441-3196 or go to www.boulder.lib.co.us for more information.
Sun., April 9, 3-5 p.m.
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