Star Anise Cafe, Stroud
7:30-9:30 pm
( 7:15 pm Doors)
Wednesdays (and a Sunday) - Spring 2025:
Sun 30 March - Storms & Silver Hands: Stories of Power
Wed 30 April - Stories of Hope & Fresh Horizons, with Amy Cox
Wed 28 May - Stories of Courage and Heeding the Call, with Ashley Howard
Wed 25 June - Stories of the Sun, Moon and Stars
Tickets on the door:
£12 / £10 concession including a hot drink
A series of drop in online workshops that invite creative thinking and deep reflection about living and working restoratively, about how we cultivate a culture of compassion, develop our practices of actively humanising each other and engage with struggle and injustice from a place that is resilient, compassionate and hopeful - drawing on folk and fairy tales that explore these themes.
Bittersweet - Thurs 15 May 2025
Sticks and Stones - Thurs 29 May
The Heart Drums - Thurs 12 June
Snake skins - Thurs 26 June
Twist of Fate - Tues 8 July
Timings: 10:00-13:00 UTC
Location: Online (Zoom)
Tickets: https://buytickets.at/hannahmoore/1638054
Prices
Per workshop:
£40 Standard / £55 pay it forward / £24 low income
For all 5 sessions:
£160 Standard / £220 pay it forward / £96 low income
For those with no income, please email about bursary possibilities.
Stand alone - you are welcome to any or all of the sessions.
19:30-21:30
Wed 21 May
Nailsworth Town Hall
£8
Storytellers Hannah Moore and Fiona Eadie bring you an evening of wisdom and humour from the old tales.
Join them for a journey along the sometimes comic, sometimes dangerous, path between choice and chance, in this programme full of fools and sages, hurdles and hiccoughs, doom and destiny...
The Trinity Rooms, Stroud , GL5 3AZ
7:30-9:30pm
(7:15pm Doors)
A young person sets out on the road.
They have nothing, not even their hands.
All they hold onto is faith that regrowth is possible,
somewhere out in the wide and waiting world.
In The House in the Wild Woods, traditional storyteller Hannah Moore entwines the fairy tale of The Handless Maiden with true stories of agency and hope.
Amy Cox, cellist and singer, weaves in folk music and songs to take you deeper into the magic...
Together, they invite you to on a stormy, starry journey into what it means - out the the soil of troubled times - to grow back wild and full of wonder...
Tickets: www.tickettailor.com/events/hannahmoore
Early Bird (until 10 May): £10
Standard: £16
Concession: £12
14 Dec – Trinity Rooms, Stroud, with Diatonics: https://balfolkstroud.uk/cps/gigs/ceilidhwiththediatonics-e6dba1.php
20 Dec – Cecil Sharp House, London, with Brown Boots Ceilidh Band: https://www.kneesupcecilsharp.co.uk/programme.html
21 Dec – Greenbank Pub, Bristol, with Greenbank Ceilidh Collective: https://hdfst.uk/e118881
Sat 29 March 2025
The Storytelling Hut, Emerson College
Sun 30 March 2025
Star Anise Cafe, Stroud
7:30pm
Tickets on the door
A young person sets out onto the road. They have nothing, not even their hands. They can only hold onto conviction, prayers for help, and faith that regrowth is possible, somewhere in the wide and waiting world...
Storms and Silver Hands is dark and starry journey, weaving together the wondertale of The Handless Maiden with stories from around the world that speak to heartache and hope - stories that remind us of what is possible, if we set our minds to the world we want to live in....
The Storytelling Hut
Emerson College
Sat 14 April 2024
7:30pm
£10/donation on the door
West of the Moon presents Dolls, Trolls and Iron Feet, a storytelling tapestry that weaves together three wondertales full of wisdom and magic.
Each story is woven in and out of the others with music and song by storytellers Lu Orza, Mica Sinclair and Hannah Moore.
Join them to travel with the wild third daughters of these stories as they follow their hearts and journey into unknown realms to find love and light, running with the white bear king Valemon, questing for Finist the Bright Falcon and facing trial by fire in the chicken-footed hut of Baba Yaga.
https://sites.google.com/view/westofthemoon/home
19:30
Sat 25 Nov 2023
The Pound Arts Centre
Come into the forest and stray from the path,
There are wonders and secrets hid deep in its heart,
Music to snatch your feet swift into dance,
And words to bewitch you given half a chance...
Bringing together her love of ceilidh calling with her love of stories, Hannah interweaves the wild imagination of the Grimms' fairy tales with magical ceilidh dances. Come and dance your way through the story, becoming the characters, happenings and magic of the tale, accompanied by the entrancing music of acclaimed folk musicians Paul Hutchinson and Matt Norman.
A series of drop in online workshops that invite creative thinking and deep reflection about living and working restoratively, about how we cultivate a culture of compassion and develop our practices of actively humanising each other, drawing on folk and fairy tales that explore these themes.
Bittersweet - 13 June
Twist of Fate - 22 June
Sticks and Stones - 3 July
Snake skins - 18 July
Timings: 10:00-12:00
Location: Online
Price: £12 standard /£9 concession /£6 low waged
Tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/hannahmoore
Stand alone - you are welcome to any or all of the sessions.
20 July 2023
10:00-16:30
St Ethelburga's Centre for Peace and Reconciliation, Bishopsgate, London
Price: £60 - or contact me to discuss what's affordable for you - 'people over profit'!
Email hannahmoorestoryteller@gmail.com to reserve a place.
Stories for the Heart is a weekend workshop for anyone interested in the medicine of storytelling, who wants to experience and explore how we can use both true and traditional tales for personal and communal healing, for empowerment, understanding, connection and social change. Read more
14 - 16 July 2023
Sladebank Woods, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 1PF
Arrive 19:30 Friday - depart 16:00 Sunday
Price: £140 - or contact me to discuss what's affordable for you - 'people over profit'! - Any contribution is welcome.
Walk the paths of Woodchester’s hidden valley, exploring its lakes, wooded slopes and meadows whilst listening to the beautiful story of the Nixie of the Millpond. It’s a fairy tale of promises, enchantments, love, loss and the magic of dreams.
Thurs 1st June
7pm - 9pm
Start: Woodchester Priory, Roman Catholic Church, St Mary’s Hill, Woodchester, GL5 5HP.
Total walking distance: approximately 3 miles.
Free.
Dogs: Yes.
Info: Jo Hofman on 07753 228942.
The Wonder Night Cafe: an evening of stories, cake and conversation.
- Exploring the wisdom and imagination of traditional wondertales.
3rd Tuesday of the month: 18 July
Tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/hannahmoore/937941
Or cash on the door
£10 / £8
Wondertales (like the Grimms' fairy stories), are magical, otherworldly and transporting. There is wisdom and medicine for us in these tales, and they offer us powerful imaginative tools for exploring the concerns we live with.
At the Wonder Night Cafe, storyteller and facilitator Hannah Moore offers a different story each month, and holds space afterwards to discuss and creatively respond to what you find in the story - over hearty helpings of Sar Anise's delicious tea and cake.