Calendar of Events 2008
(last updated 1/9/08)
Nature Center/North Shore Storytelling Guild
Meets the 3rd Wednesday of each Month: January 16th, February 20th & March 19th
Time: 7:30 – 9:30ish pm
Meetings are open to all. No experience necessary.Come to tell or just listen. For more information
call Mark Kater (847) 673-5786 or email to markkater@mac.com
Healing Stories - I tell humorous and healing stories twice monthly at Swedish Covenant Hospital in Chicago. I tell stories to adult patients in a group setting. We usually have a lively discussion, swap a few jokes and stories. On occasion I go room to room.
March
Warm
Stories for a Cold
Winters Night - Friday, March 14 7
- 8 PM - Join me by the fireside
at he North Park
Village Nature Center
for Stories of Hope and New Beginnings... Spring.
Open to all. Children
$3 Adults $5 Nature
Center is located
at 5801 N Pulaski,
Chicago Call (312)
744-54572 for reservations.
Maple Syrup Festival - Saturday
and Sunday, March 29 & 30 10 AM - 3 PM This is my 11th apperance
at the festival. Storytelling time varies. Starting around 10:30 until 2:30. Cold or wet weather storytelling will be inside. Folks
who come out to this
free event are treated
to varous programs including: learning how trees are tapped,
how to boil sap into syrup (and tasting it too), guided walks,
live music and my stories of spring. We will also be performing
an ancient Italian ritual to chase the winter away. Nature
Center is located at 5801 N Pulaski, Chicago Call (312) 744-54572
for information.
February
Warm
Stories for a Cold
Winters Night - Friday, February 8 7
- 8 PM - Join me by the fireside
at he North Park
Village Nature Center
for tales of Love: Prince and Princess Stories .
Open to all. Children
$3 Adults $5 Nature
Center is located
at 5801 N Pulaski,
Chicago Call (312)
744-54572 for reservations.
January
Polar Adventure Days
Date: 01/19/08
Start Time: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM; Storytelling with Mark Kater 2-4 PM
Cost: free
Location : Northerly Island on the Lakefront near downtown Chicago.
Come out and enjoy winter in Chicago at the annual Polar Adventure Days event. In January you can see Siberian Huskies and other live animals, watch as amazing ice sculptures are made, take a horse-drawn carriage ride, listen to storyteller Mark Kater, make a nature craft, explore the island on snow-shoes (if there's snow) and enjoy hot cocoa. All are welcome at this family friendly event.
Driving Directions: Take Lake Shore Drive (N. or S.) to the 18 St./Museum Campus exit. Follow Museum Campus Dr. toward Adler Planetarium. Turn right on Lynn White Dr. Go past the Charter One Pavilion (on the left) and the Burnham Harbor Yacht Club (on the right). The Visitor Center and free parking are on the left side. CTA: Take the #146 bus, exit at Lynn White Dr. and walk suoth to the Visitor Center.
Warm
Stories for a Cold
Winters Night - Friday, January 11 7
- 8 PM - Join me by the fireside
at he North Park
Village Nature Center
for tales form the Long House - Native American StoriesStories .
Open to all. Children
$3 Adults $5 Nature
Center is located
at 5801 N Pulaski,
Chicago Call (312)
744-54572 for reservations.
For more information call Mark Kater at:
847-673-5786
or email Mark at:
markkater@mac.com