Take part in this house concert series that expands your experience as a person who loves the creative arts with professional storyteller Nannette Watts on discovering who we are and how we can survive the dark.
Knowing who we are when the night is dark can lend stability when times are tough. Each drop of detail fills us with strength, drop by drop. Join us for an evening of discovery as performing artist Nannette Watts guides us through stories that are so specific, they become universal. Nannette Watts is co-director of National Youth Storytelling. She has told stories beyond each corner of Utah and in between.
House Concert is at the Hedman Home backyard in West Jordan, UT with proper distancing at 4835 W. Sunset Park Lane, West Jordan, UT 84081. Masks are required. Masks will also be available to anyone donating $15+ or simply to buy for $15.
Suggested donation is $15/person or $25/household with recording option. Registration required whether reserving one of the 30 spots and/or choosing the rental recording option.
Registration: https://storycrossroads23.wildapricot.org/event-3944777/Registration
Order Recording: https://checkout.square.site/buy/LQWGWZR4JB6FBUSIVTTO2FZP
No cash or checks will be accepted. Signage there will share this link (though you can also donate before arriving through the registration): https://storycrossroads.square.site/
Downloadable pdf of Frequently Asked Questions of the Proper-Distanced as well as repeat of above details here: http://www.storycrossroads.org/houseconcerts
Phone: 8018705799
Email: info@storycrossroads.org
2020/09/18 - 2020/09/18
Story Crossroads
4835 W Sunset Park Ln, West Jordan, UT 84081
While there is the grass, there are no stairs and it is smooth for anyone attending in a wheelchair.