The Bard's Confession: Sounds of Healing

The Bard's Confession celebrates "Sounds of Healing" with live storytelling.  Monday, February 3, from 7 to 9 pm at Ginger and Baker, 351 Linden St. in Old Town Fort Collins. There's even free parking in the Ginger and Baker lot on Linden. 

Emcee will be storyteller/ coach Mary Roberts. Tickets are $10. Best to get them in advance.

It’s our third community storytelling night, The Bard’s Confession — Sounds of Healing! Honoring the 250th birthday of Ludwig Van Beethoven, our theme, Sounds of Healing, reflects his struggles and writings. Beethoven composed most of his music while totally deaf. He also had great compassion for others and used his music for healing and transcendence. Join us for this evening of community, personal sharing, and continuation of a long-standing tradition of oral storytelling.

Storytellers: 

How has sound—music, nature, a loved one’s voice—brought you healing and a sense of bliss? What were you struggling with and how did this sound help you move beyond the “conflict” and find peace or at least a resolution to a difficult situation? How has a specific sound or a piece of music changed your life—for the better?

More Winterfest events last all week with concerts, talks, classes, a silent auction and a Meta Music Journey. See the full schedule at Off the Hook Arts online at https://offthehookarts.org/Winterfest/.