Becomyth: We Begin in Chaos (Night 1) | In The Book of Invocation, Story Parlor’s 2025 Artists-in-Residence Adam J. N. Keene and Langston Kelly open their mythic trilogy exploring the challenge and necessity of beginnings by unfolding two creation myths set against a world on the brink of collapse.
Becomyth: We Begin in Chaos (Night 2) | For the second evening of the 2025 Story/Arts Residency, The Book of Convocation, artists-in-residence Adam J. N. Keene and Langston Kelly blend ancient and new myths into a ritualistic performance that reflects on transformation, reckoning, and the possibilities born from chaos.
Becomyth: We Begin in Chaos (Night 3) | Join the final iteration in the 2025 Story/Arts residency, Adam J. N. Keene and Langston Kelly lead audiences through a lyrical, dreamlike journey where forgotten myths awaken through the perspective of a child, inviting reflection on creation and renewal.
Beyond the Myth: Re-imagining the Stories that Shape Us | Join this final iteration in the summer Story/Arts residency featuring Carolina Quiroga for an evening of art and stories exploring diverse cultural myths, legends, folktales, and fairytales that have shaped our beliefs , while working to dismantle old narratives to make way for the new. This week’s theme: The Mythology of Heroism.
Beyond the Myth: Re-imagining the Stories that Shape Us | Join this second iteration in the summer Story/Arts residency featuring Carolina Quiroga for an evening of art and stories exploring diverse cultural myths, legends, folktales, and fairytales that have shaped our beliefs , while working to dismantle old narratives to make way for the new. This week’s theme: The Mythology of Fathers.
Beyond the Myth: Re-imagining the Stories that Shape Us | Join this first iteration in the summer Story/Arts residency featuring Carolina Quiroga for an evening of art and stories exploring diverse cultural myths, legends, folktales, and fairytales that have shaped our beliefs , while working to dismantle old narratives to make way for the new. This week’s theme: The Mythology of Mothers.
Join this final iteration in the summer Story/Arts residency featuring Shunyu Huang for an evening of art and stories inspired by the sense memories of sight and touch, culminating in a communal circle where guests are encouraged to contribute their own stories, memories, and sensory items to enrich the fabric of this community quilt-making project.
Join this second iteration in the summer Story/Arts residency featuring Shunyu Huang for an evening of art and stories inspired by the sense memories of sound, culminating in a communal circle where guests are encouraged to contribute their own stories, memories, and sensory items to enrich the fabric of this community quilt-making project.
Join this first iteration in the summer Story/Arts residency featuring Shunyu Huang for an evening of art and stories inspired by the sense memories of scent and taste, culminating in a communal circle where participants are encouraged to contribute their own stories, memories, and sensory items to enrich the fabric of this community quilt-making project.
In this final iteration of our November Story/Arts residency program, artist-in-residence Meta Commerse will lead a workshop rooted in ways to break the silence of oppressive traumas through the transformative power of storytelling and story sharing.
This first iteration in the November Story/Arts residency program featuring Meta Commerse will involve a weaving of monologue, music, images, movement and selected story readings from "Womaning, a memoir."
Join this detailed info session regarding our Story/Arts Residency Program. We’ll discuss the program and what makes for a strong application, and then open up the floor to any questions.
An intimate, autobiographical, and genre-bending event aimed at unearthing gritty topics that are often left buried.
An intimate, autobiographical, and genre-bending event aimed at unearthing gritty topics that are often left buried.
An intimate, autobiographical, and genre-bending event aimed at unearthing gritty topics that are often left buried.