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Open Mic Mondays continue over the summer

May 15, 2024 Sue Searing
Logo of Story Arts of Minnesota followed by a plus sign followed by the logo of the American School of Storytelling

Story Arts’ successful collaboration with the American School of Storytelling will continue during the summer with storytelling open mics on the third Mondays of each month at 7pm. Launched in October 2023, the monthly open mics are held in the School’s performance space at 1762 Hennepin Avenue South in Minneapolis. Up to 10 tellers who sign up on a first come, first served basis have the opportunity to tell a story that’s 10 minutes or shorter. All types of stories are welcome: true personal stories, family stories, folk and fairy tales, creative fiction, and more.

The monthly program attracts a range of participants, including seasoned professional storytellers, students in college-level storytelling classes, and novices who discover a friendly venue to get behind the mic for the first-time. Some folks come just to listen. There’s never a theme and there’s no judging or critique. There’s no cover charge, though donations to the School are appreciated.

If you drop by for Open Mic Monday in May or the coming months, be warned that Hennepin Avenue is under construction, and street parking may be scarce. The School does not have a parking lot. They recommend the public parking ramp by the Walker Museum, a block to the north.

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