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    Tellabration! 2012 With Cleveland Metroparks <p>FOR MORE INFORMATIO N CONTACT:</p><br/><p>BOB ROTAT

    News & Press | October 2012

    Tellabration! 2012 With Cleveland Metroparks

    FOR MORE INFORMATIO N CONTACT:


    BOB ROTATORI - 216-635-3263 - or - 


    KALI FENCL - 216-635-3284


    Put the phone down. Turn off the television. Get the whole story
    from beginning to end with nothing left out because there is no
    character limit. Enjoy stories the way they were meant to be heard
    at �Tellabration! 2012� at Cleveland Metroparks CanalWay
    Center.


    On November 17 from 7:30 to 9 p.m., come share some stories or
    stay to listen to others.


    This event is traditionally held the Saturday before
    Thanksgiving.


    Take part in the international night of storytelling. Join a
    community of storytelling enthusiasts for a night of plot twists,
    pithy remarks and creative perspectives. The international night of
    storytelling takes place throughout a 24-hour cycle. Stories start
    in new time zones as the evening marches westward.


    Tellabration! began as an idea J.G. Pinkerton had in 1988 where
    for one night a year, friends and family would get together to tell
    stories. The idea caught on quickly, and by 1990 Tellabration! was
    a national event sponsored by the National Storytelling
    Association. In 1995, the idea was carried over to Japan and
    shortly thereafter became an international event which is held on
    every continent except Antarctica.


    Storytelling is a way for people to connect across the world. It
    is a way to share experiences, create friendships and remind us of
    our common humanity.


    CanalWay Center is located on Whittlesey Way, off the East
    49th Street entrance of Ohio & Erie Canal
    Reservation, between Grant Avenue and Canal Road in Cuyahoga
    Heights.


    For more information, call 440-734-6660 or visit
    clevelandmetroparks.com.


    Experience stories the way they were meant to be told at
    �Tellabration! 2012� and Cleveland Metroparks - part of your
    life, naturally!


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    Posted: October 23, 2012
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