NC Storyteller

Spreading happiness one story at a time...

Phone: 828-308-2185

Bringing Stories to Life for All Ages...

Performances Available at Prechools, Elementary Schools and Libraries!

Storytelling is loved by all ages and the possibilities are endless.

Sharon is happy to be scheduling appearances for Winter, Spring, and Summer 2024

COVID-19 safety procedures will be practiced according to your venue’s requirements.

sto-ry-tell-ing –

An art in which words form pictures in the mind’s eye…

Where your imagination is sparked to life and cultural appreciation is enhanced.

For more than 25 years Sharon Clarke has warmed the hearts of her audiences with storytelling and folk music. She weaves together song with story, imagery with imagination to delight and captivate the listeners. Her dramatic and unique style keeps her audience entranced…laughing and crying…as they quickly and unknowingly become part of the yarn-spinner’s web.

Sharon offers performances for preschools and elementary schools, churches, libraries, festivals and much more! Storytelling is loved by all ages and the possibilities are endless. Bringing a story to life takes both planning and spontaneity. Programs are made to order to meet your needs. Sharon will work with you to create the perfect presentation for your group.

Sharon has performed in such settings as: The Charlotte Convention Center, NC Parents as Teachers Statewide Workshops, Hickory Library’s American Storyteller’s Series, as well as schools, churches, preschools, senior centers and libraries all over the Southeast. She is also a presenter for early childhood, child-care and educational conferences and workshops.

Contact Sharon today to plan your storytelling event!

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If you are searching for a “NC Storyteller”, contact Sharon Clarke today!

Contact Information

PO Box 544
Connelly Springs, NC 28612

Phone: 828-308-2185
Email: SClarkeStorylady@gmail.com

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