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A woman walks. She walks along roads and trails, wearing out her shoes and gathering, through her encounters, stories from here and elsewhere.
For one evening, let yourself be swept away into a world where traditional tales come to life: stories that surprise, move, make you laugh, sometimes unsettle… and make you think.
From the Brothers Grimm’s “Little Red Riding Hood” and “The Juniper Tree” to the myth of the “Woman of Clay” and even a “Soup of Stones” celebrating connection and sharing, the repertoire shifts according to the mood, the setting, and the audience.
For in the purest storytelling tradition, no two performances are ever quite the same.
Powerful and poetic storytelling. Nomadic tales drawn from global folklore. And above all, a simple encounter between a storyteller, stories, and those who are there to listen.
“A story for a pebble? A story in exchange for a pebble? ”
📅 Thursday, November 5 | 7:00 p.m.
📍 Bolton-Est City Hall
🎟️ Free – registration required
👉 Space is limited—register now!