(where the old Children’s Museum used to be.) Allow EXTRA time for parking. http://ppmtvnh.org/directionsparking/ Enter front doors & climb stairs to the upstairs studio.  There is a handicap accessible lift in the back of the building.

TTR Storytelling Workshops are offered on the first Tuesday of each month as an opportunity to work on your stories. TTR’s emcee, Pat Spalding, and announcer, Amy Antonucci, cultivate an accepting space for you to bring your work. They’ll offer assistance in developing and honing your piece into a compelling ten-minute (or less) story. With some ground rules and support Amy and Pat create a productive and safe environment for you to share your true tale. In order for it to be “your true story” you need to have been a participant in or have witnessed the story first hand. Workshops are free and open to the public. No registration is required, although advance notice is appreciated. Arrive by 7:20 with a story and sign up to tell it and get feedback off the air. Contact patspalding@gmail.com for more info.

Open Theme Night will be on June 26th…Hey, What’s your story? It can be on a theme of your choosing… so start thinking and planning now! You can start preparing at this workshop.

Note: Our June 26th is our final show before our summer break (July and August).