The IceHouse in Bethlehem comes alive with the warmth of storytelling during Tales of Fire and Frost—Stories from the Winter Hearth. This inaugural event invites the community to gather for an evening of captivating tales, from timeless myths and folklore to personal narratives that resonate with pluck and passion.
Featured Storytellers - Jim Cyr, Judy England-McCarthy, Robin Gow, Charles Kiernan, Denise McCormack, Catherine Moore, Alexandra Vandak, and Ms. Latrice Young.
“We are so excited to welcome in, and to be welcomed by, this wonderful community of Bethlehem and the surrounding area at the Ice House—to share their time and talents with us and each other,” says Denise McCormack, storyteller and president of Patchwork: A Storytelling Guild. “Whether it’s a tale of enflamed hearts and lost loves or chilling ghosts and stoic simpletons, stories from the hearth have always brought people together to reflect, dream, and immerse themselves in the challenges and triumphs of the adventurer's derring-do!”
Doug Roysdon, Director of the IceHouse Performing Arts Collaborative, adds, “We’re thrilled to kick off the storytelling series with an event that really means to be of, for, and by the community. Our mission is to bring people together, fostering connection and creativity through the arts, and stories have the power to do that.”
The event celebrates the art of the oral tradition, showcasing a variety of storytelling styles and performers. From the epic origins of mythic creation to heartfelt personal journeys, this evening promises to spark the imagination and warm the spirit on a cold winter’s night.
“Tales of Fire and Frost—Stories from the Winter Hearth” welcomes audiences to an enchanting evening wrapped in story.
Admission is Free and Pay-What-You-Can because we want you there.
Recommended for adult and general audiences.
For more information or to reserve your spot, contact Patchwork Storytelling Guild at info@patchworkstorytelling.org .
Spread the word and join us as we embark on this collective journey into the unknown. After all, stories are meant to be shared, and at Patchwork, sharing is our passion.
Expect all kinds of stories— oral traditions, personal narratives, poetry, spoken word, or even song and dance—that reflect the themes of fire and frost.