The Cleveland Storytelling Guild is an organization open to anyone wishing to share in the oral tradition of storytelling. Storytellers were our first historians. As each generation passed down their stories, so our history was chronicled. In today’s fast-paced world, storytellers still play an important part in our culture.
Whether sharing traditional tales with the young, narrating stories to demonstrate character in a business setting, or entertaining a crowd, a storyteller transports us to another place and time.
Guild members come from all walks of life: construction, education, public relations, medicine, and the arts, the sciences, or the farm. It doesn't matter because Everybody has a Story . Join us and tell yours, hear ours, and be an ongoing part of humankind's oldest form of entertainment.
How do you join? You show up at one of the meetings. If you like what you hear, you come back again. If you keep coming back and pay your dues (currently $10/year) you're a member.
The Cherokee Chieftain.
Sculpted in 1973 by Peter Toth from a tree growing on Parker Street,
the twelve foot "Whispering Giant" carving now stands
as the focal point of Johnston Park in downtown Cleveland, TN.
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