Events
Thu, Nov 04Martha Hamblin Hall, 3rd Floor, CSMAComedy on The Commons joins four of Washington, DC's funniest stand-up comedians in a live, in-person show hosted by Ithaca's Kenneth McLaurin.
Sat, Nov 20ZoomJoin master storytellers Regi Carpenter and Noa Baum for an evening of tinsel and lace, talking dolls and bendable Barbies, childhood secrets and unexpected blessings.
Thu, Mar 10IthacaIntimate, award-winning documentary on the failing mental health system. Co-writer and co-producer Peter Miller will be on hand to answer questions. Date is tentative; please check back.
Multiple DatesSat, Oct 16Online ClassAre you someone who wants to explore your spirituality without religious expectations? Join spoken word artist and author Regi Carpenter as she guides and support you in this online Zoom class.
Thu, Oct 07OnlineStoryteller Regi Carpenter's three-session workshop is designed to help those directly or indirectly affected by mental health issues.
Thu, Sep 30ZoomPanel discussion about the situation for journalists in Afghanistan, Belarus, Myanmar, and Nicaragua in recognition of Banned Books Week.
Tue, Sep 28ZoomLearn the basics of cartooning with internationally acclaimed editorial cartoonist Pedro X. Molina, an Artist Protection Fund Fellow in residence at Cornell.
Sun, Aug 22IthacaHealthy food activist Christa Nuñez reads Rubin Pfeffer and Mike Austin's "Summer Supper" as part of the "Stories in the Streets" project of the Children's Reading Connection.
Mon, Aug 16202 King St, Ithaca, NY 14850, USAFall Creek Elementary School principal Caitlin Bram reads "How Do You Say I Love You, Dewey Dew?" as part of the "Stories in the Streets" project of the Children's Reading Connection.
Tue, May 18ZoomLocal writers on exile, wandering, and searching for home. Presented by Ithaca City of Asylum and co-sponsored by Story House.
Sun, May 16ZoomSee highlights from "Pandemic Dreams: A Post-COVID Fantasy" and talk about plans for Story House.
Wed, Apr 21ZoomEager for what comes next? So are we! Storytellers of all kinds and specialties will gather virtually to show and tell us their dreams for the future. Sincere, whimsical, and funny… using film, dance, puppetry, music, and spoken word.
Tue, Apr 13YouTubeLocal writers on exile, wandering, and searching for home. Presented by Ithaca City of Asylum and co-sponsored by Story House Ithaca.
Tue, Mar 16YouTubeLocal writers on exile, wandering, and searching for home. Presented by Ithaca City of Asylum and co-sponsored by Story House Ithaca.
Mon, Mar 08YouTubeVideo in honor of International Women's Day produced with our friends at Village at Ithaca.
Tue, Feb 23YouTubeLocal writers on exile, wandering, and searching for home. Presented by Ithaca City of Asylum and co-sponsored by Story House Ithaca.
