Description
Greenbank Mills’ most popular fall event returns with new and returning tales of our regions past, and our community’s experiences that have been passed down for generations.
Gather around the bonfire and be transported back in time through stories and song of festive folklore and history by Greenbank’s gifted storytellers. Each community, each state, are threads in the fabric that make up the history and legacy of our great nation.
Our schedule of stories and storytellers is:
October 7th — Timothy Hayburn; Pirates in the Delaware Valley
October 14th — Scott Palmer; The Tale of Two Greenbanks
October 21st — Kim Fritsch; Catherine Bevan: Murder and Execution gone Awry
November 4th — Antoinette Maccari-Klingsberg; Women in Writing: a collective on the Preservation of Delaware History
The program begins at 7 pm and lasts approximately one hour, with a happy half hour starting at 630p.
This outdoor, intimate event is FREE to attend, including the light snacks themed to the topic of the evening. Themed beverages will be will be available for purchase. Admission to this program is free but we ask that you consider donating by clicking here: http://bit.ly/GMA-DonatePP