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Annual Conference

2012 Kentucky Storytelling Conference
October 19-20, 2012
Blue Licks State Resort Park
10299 Maysville Road, Carlisle, Kentucky 40311

Room hold deadline, September 17, 2012. Call 859-289-5507.

Do you want to submit a proposal for a workshop at the 2012 Conference or volunteer to help staff the conference? Contact Conference Chair, Betsy Fleischer, Conference@kystory.org 859-734-3194.

Read below to find out what happened at the 2011 Conference.


2011 Kentucky Storytelling Conference
November 4-5, 2011
Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park, Burkesville, Kentucky

To reserve your park lodge room, call 800-325-2282 and ask for a room on hold for the Kentucky Storytelling Association. Be sure to reserve your room by September 30 for the conference rate.

"Whether you love to hear stories or tell stories,
you need to be there."

Photo of Mary Hamilton
Mary Hamilton

Please click on name or photo for more information about our featured artist.

Workshops

Open Mic Stories (when anyone may tell a story)

Story Store (things to buy)

Door Prizes (things to win)

Freebie Table (things to take)

All Facilities Accessible   Wheelchair Accessible  Symbol
Interpreters Available for all Sessions  ASL Symbol

Thank You to Our 2011 Conference Partner

Knowledge Center on Deafness

This is a non-profit organization that strives to support and carry out the educational, cultural, intellectual and charitable goals of deaf and hard of hearing Kentuckians. Through the arts, deaf and hard of hearing people of all ages are given the opportunity to express their talents, to participate in society to their individual potential, and to reduce their isolation regardless of location, socio-economic status, or degree of hearing loss. KCD uses the arts to mobilize the necessary resources to improve the educational, economic and cultural quality of life for all deaf and hard of hearing citizens of the Commonwealth.” Knowledge Center on Deafness Logo

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