February 15, 2015: Ann Riley
Family Stories from 1-2.30, free and open to the
public.
Seminar discussion from 2.30-4. $20 drop in,
$120 for the eight-week series, $100 for SAC members
The Silk Road House
continues live storytelling sessions which will bring you and your children on
an imaginary journey to the magical world of fairy tales and epic stories once
wildly popular along the historical Silk Roads.
Today, Ann Riley takes our hero/jigit on a quest to find a golden
ingot, a ghostly stallion, and respect for the she-wolf he married in the tale,
"The Jigit and the Wolf Girl."
In February and March, we are offering a special
eight-week storytelling series that presents newly translated Kazakh fairy
tales, told for the first time in English. Each session will feature a
storytelling performance for all ages, followed by a seminar discussion for
adults connecting the stories to Kazakh folk culture led by Silk Road House
director and Stanford anthropologist Alma Kunanbaeva. This is a unique
opportunity to understand traditional tales in their cultural context, and we
hope you can join us, whether once or for the whole program!
For more information: www.silkroadhouse.org
/ dlsherry@hotmail.com / https://www.facebook.com/SilkRoadHouse
The event will take place at SRH on Sunday, February 15, at 1-4pm.
Silk Road House,
1944 University Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705.
Silk Road House
events are sponsored by the Silkroad Foundation.
