Storytelling Workshop at the Hive
Stories conjure our humanness, foster connection, and compel us. At the very essence of our lives and our work there are stories.
Exploring these narratives helps us to gain perspective, convey the significance and impact of what we do, and engage others. From conversations with friends and neighbors to engaging others in our work and community projects; requesting support; motivating a team; or telling who we are now and where we are headed during times of transition, we are telling stories every day.
Yet how often do we take the time to look at how we tell the stories of our lives and work and how others hear them? What makes a story engaging? What makes someone want to listen? What makes our message really land?
Join Leigh Tillman Facilitation and Dandelion Spring Farm for this interactive and engaging workshop. We will determine the stories we want to tell, learn and utilize techniques that help us effectively convey our stories, practice telling engaging stories, and learn from one another what is effective in our storytelling.
We will share in a delicious, simple lunch feast prepared by Dandelion Spring Farm with food from the land.
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Practical techniques involved in telling a story well
Practice developing, delivering, and incorporating feedback on a story of their choice
Enhanced appreciation of the importance of sharing our stories with one another to foster understanding, camaraderie, and engagement in our work, lives, and community endeavors
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Explore your innate ability to effectively convey a message through stories
Connect with and delve into the story of your work or community engagement
Dedicate a morning to experiencing how sharing stories can support you, your team, your community, and your mission in the work and community engagement you do
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This workshop will be held at the Hive at Dandelion Spring Farm in Bowdoinham, Maine on Wednesday, October 28th, 9:00am-1:30pm. The Hive is located at 961 Ridge Rd, Bowdoinham, ME 04008.
Cost – to cover costs we ask each participant to contribute between $85 - $115 sliding scale. This includes the storytelling workshop and a delicious lunch from the farm.
Note on payment options: Past participants have requested a way to contribute toward scholarship funding. We are offering a sliding scale. $95-$105 is our sustainable pricing window. $85 tickets are available for all who find that this meets their financial picture better. $115 tickets contribute to scholarship funding. Pay whichever makes sense for you.
We are seeking sponsorship funding to support more scholarship options. Please reach out if you would like to sponsor this event to help make it accessible to all who would like to attend. Or you can directly support making this work accessible to all who would like to attend by donating here.
If cost is a factor please be in touch about scholarships and work trade as we want this to be accessible to all who would like to attend.
To Register – click here to register
Leigh is thrilled to collaborate with Dandelion Spring Farm for this workshop and to gather in their beautiful Hive barn.
To register for the workshop click the button below. Feel free to reach out to Leigh with any questions or ideas.
What participants are saying about this workshop:
“So much was covered in such a deliberate manner that it will be easy to put into practice. One of the best workshops I have attended.”
“Wonderful experience, foundational and deep. I’ll carry this with me into my work. Invaluable.”
“The workshop has completely changed my perception of how to talk about my work…I’m stoked for this new approach…”
“Loved the interactivity”
“In a short amount of time I developed an impactful story about me and my business that will serve me well in networking and when giving presentations. And it was fun, enjoyable, inspiring, and so helpful. Thank you!”
“This workshop will forever change the way you approach your story, your marketing, and maybe even your life. Could not recommend it enough!”
“I was amazed to hear three peers being able to tell diverse but spell-binding stories so well after such a short time with instructions and practice.”