Spooky Storytelling at the Museum! (Nov1)

About this event

Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Frisco Native American Museum by….. coming to hear a long-time friend to the museum, Master Storyteller Crowfeather, share thrilling and chilling tales that are suited for all ages. Late October and early November is the time of year when we’ve got a chill in the air and the ocean can get an ever so slightly menacing feeling as the waves turn choppy…..the perfect time of year for listening to some spooky stories! An eerie ghost story from the Hitchiti people in Western Georgia. Tales of a giant from the Seneca people in New York. Even an Abenaki legend of a water monster! Don’t worry…we’ll leave the lights on for you. If you’ve attended any of our past Powwow’s you may have had the pleasure of interacting with Crowfeather before. Dynamic and engaging, she’s been a treat for visitors of all ages every event. Free with museum admission, the storytelling will be taking place Saturday October the 31st and Sunday November 1st. We will also be offering two opportunities with a morning session starting at 10:30AM and an afternoon session starting at 2PM. RSVP is not required, but is encouraged.

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