Autumn Indigenous Folktales Kamishibai Storytime

Program Type:

Community Engagement, Cultural Appreciation, Literature, Performing Arts

Age Group:

All Ages
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Event Details

Let's celebrate the autumn season and Native American heritage with indigenous folktales shared in a Kamishibai storytelling style. Tales will include a creation tale ("How the Rainbow Was Made") from the Ojibwe Nation. This is a children's storytime that the whole family and all ages can enjoy!

Kamishibai brings international folk tales and other stories to life for people, from toddlers to teens and beyond. In this Japanese style "street theater" storytelling tradition, a professional storyteller reveals a series of illustrations contained in a storybox as the narrative unfolds. Before TV & comic books existed in Japan, there was Kamishibai (kami = paper; shibai = theatre). With a wooden box, illustrations & a great narrator to tell the story, kiddos will be in for a treat!

This storytime program is presented by Write Out Loud San Diego. The Mission of Write Out Loud is to inspire, challenge and entertain by reading literature aloud to audiences of all ages.

Accessibility

Need disability-related modifications or accommodations? Information and program content can be made available in alternative formats upon request by emailing JFRogers@sandiego.gov.