BABS’LAB presents our FIRST outdoor STORY SLAM.

Only 30 Tickets available so BUY NOW to secure a spot!

Please join us for a night of TALES + MUSIC + TREATS + LIBATIONS in the CoRK Courtyard. This will be an intimate gathering with seating at least 6 feet apart. It’s a MASKED soiree, ( but of course, it’s Halloween season), with NO hugging (no Rose Garden behavior) but lots of laughing, listening, and commiserating.

THEME: SIGNS & OMENS
WHEN: Saturday, October 24, 2020
WHERE: BABS’LAB Courtyard, 603 King St.
Enter through Gate to the right of the Front Door that will bring you directly into the courtyard
SHOW TIME: 8:15PM
DOORS OPEN: 7:30 PM
TICKETS: $16.00 (includes service fee)
barbaracolaciello.com/register/storyingbabslab

WE WANT YOU TO FEEL COMFORTABLE

Please be considerate, and mindful even in an outdoor setting. It will take the whole tribe to make this evening FUN and SAFE.
• We are limiting the number of attendees so seating can be at least 6 feet apart.
• We will be offering beer, wine, water and soda but all beverages will be canned or bottled so that guests can help themselves. We will be accepting only cash donations..
• Guests will enter through the courtyard gate which is to the right of the Main Door of 603 King St.
• Well-ventilated indoor bathrooms are available for one person at a time. Bathrooms will be professionally cleaned the day of event.

Questions?: babslab@barbaracolaciello.com

WHAT'S A STORY SLAM?
A story slam is a live storytelling friendly competition similar to poetry slams. Storytellers have 5 minutes each to tell a TRUE personal story based on a THEME chosen for the event without the use of notes. 

HOW IT WORKS
•Every story slam event has a HOST and a THEME.
•Audience members can prepare a story and enter their name in a hat or decide to sit back and listen. 
•8 people's names are picked from the hat.
•At the end of the evening the audience votes for their favorite storyteller.

STORY SLAM RULES
•Five minute stories are required. If you go over there will be a 2 minute grace period. It would be a shame if we didn’t hear the ending.
•Tell us a story that has a conflict with a resolution or lesson.
•No ranting, or sermonizing.
•No notes. You won’t need them. It’s your story. Speak from your heart and Invest in what you say.
•No props. Just you.