April 14 - 28, 2026
The Art of Storytelling
Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center
1017 Antebellum Circle Hendersonville, TN 37075
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Instructor: Gwen Caldwell
Everyone is a storyteller — but not everyone tells a story well. The good news? Everyone can learn to tell a story better. Gwen Caldwell has been sharing her love of well-told stories for over 30 years and is excited to offer this three-session workshop at the MACC. Storytelling is one of the oldest and most powerful art forms in human history — and in this class, you’ll learn how to participate in it with confidence and skill. During this workshop, you will learn: • How and where to find stories worth telling • Techniques to truly learn a story (not memorize it) • How to bring a story to life • How to polish a story for performance • The difference between writing, reading, and telling a story • Tools to connect authentically with your audience • How to use your voice as an instrument • Strategies to overcome performance anxiety Each session includes opportunities to hear stories, practice telling your own, and receive supportive feedback as you develop your skills. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, teacher, or someone who speaks to audiences large or small, you will discover practical ways to communicate more effectively and deepen your connection through storytelling.
Everyone is a storyteller — but not everyone tells a story well. The good news? Everyone can learn to tell a story better. Gwen Caldwell has been sharing her love of well-told stories for over 30 years and is excited to offer this three-session workshop at the MACC. Storytelling is one of the oldest and most powerful art forms in human history — and in this class, you’ll learn how to participate in it with confidence and skill. During this workshop, you will learn: • How and where to find stories worth telling • Techniques to truly learn a story (not memorize it) • How to bring a story to life • How to polish a story for performance • The difference between writing, reading, and telling a story • Tools to connect authentically with your audience • How to use your voice as an instrument • Strategies to overcome performance anxiety Each session includes opportunities to hear stories, practice telling your own, and receive supportive feedback as you develop your skills. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, teacher, or someone who speaks to audiences large or small, you will discover practical ways to communicate more effectively and deepen your connection through storytelling.Event reminder
April 14 - 28, 2026TuesdayAdd to calendar
Ages 18-99
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