Harvest Moon is a weaver of both tales and baskets. These two loves of hers become intertwined as she regales audiences with traditional Coastal Salish lore and transports her listeners into "Basket World." This shared wisdom comes from years of harvesting great skills and having heard
Harvest Moon last year,
The Picaroon can attest to her storytelling (and the baskets were amazing as well).
Come listen to be both educated and entertained at the
Renton History Museum for this free speaker event
tomorrow,
Tuesday November 10th at
5:00pm. This is event is for high school through adult.
Renton History Museum
235 Mill Ave. South
Renton, WA 98057
The weather has changed and so will our diet. As
Fall begins, find out about the interesting roots of that food staple,
beans, and hear some heart and hearth warming stories from storyteller
Karol Brown.
Tomorrow, Saturday at 11:00 am, the
Renton History Museum hosts another addition of their free speaker program, sponsored by
Humanities Washington,with Karol Brown telling us
"comfort stories with a pinch of nutrition education. spiced up with multicultural folktales, a sprinkle of poetry, and garnished with songs."
Everytime I attend, I learn something new and am highly entertained - what a welcome way to spend a late morning. Can't praise this program enough, Renton. This program tomorrow is suitable for all ages - so everyone is welcome to come.
Renton History Museum
235 Mill Ave. South
Renton, WA 98057
(425) 255- 2330
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