Brother John's African Folktales

Fri, Jun 28 2024

10:00am - 11:00am

South Independence Community Room

Save to Calendar

Remind Me Later

Subjects

Storytelling

Age Group

Ages 3 and up

Presenter

John Anderson

Registration

Registration Required

Brother John conjures up a host of interactive fables and characters that will keep you spellbound. We'll finish with a "Harambe" call and response featuring the djembe drum.

View All Times

Resources You May Also Like

Short Story Index Retrospective

Locate short stories published from 1915 to 1983.

More Info

Writer’s Reference Center

Find tools for writing and researching effectively.

More Info

Pressbooks

Use this tool to format your book for publication.

More Info

Indie Author Project

Submit and share your eBook in libraries statewide.

More Info

Events You May Also Like

Brother John's African Folktales

Fri, Jun 28 2024

10:00am - 11:00am

South Independence Community Room

Registration Required

Brother John conjures up a host of interactive fables and characters that will keep you spellbound. We'll finish with a "Harambe" call and response featuring the djembe drum.

Event Details

Juneteenth Stories for the Family

Tue, Jun 18 2024

6:30pm - 7:30pm

The Auditorium at Woodneath Library Center

Story Center Event

Registration Required

June 19, or Juneteenth, was the day that General Order No.

Event Details

Stories Out Loud

Fri, Jul 12 2024

10:00am - 11:00am

Lee's Summit Community Room 1

Registration Required

Come to the Library for an introduction to Readers’ Theatre for kids! Kids will learn how to adapt an early reader text into a fun, interactive read-aloud activity for the group.

Event Details

Brother John's African Folktales

Tue, Jun 4 2024

10:30am - 11:30am

Camden Point Programming Space

Registration Required

Brother John conjures up a host of interactive fables and characters that will keep you spellbound. We'll finish with a "Harambe" call and response featuring the djembe drum.

Event Details

Blogs You May Also Like

Recapping State of Stories

Early in 2020, the staff of The Story Center and the University of Missouri Extension Commun

Oral History for Beginners

If you look up the definition of “oral history” in the dictionary, you will learn that it is “the collec

12+ Gifts of the Library Card

As we dive into the winter holiday season, there are many things to celebrate, explore, learn, grow, lov

Q&A with Author Kristan Higgins

Enjoy a sneak peek of the upcoming Speaker Series program with Kristan Higgins on June 20!

Was this page helpful? Yes No