Mama says: Put A Hat On!

Come see the New fall items (wish-mark card sets; the ‘Punkin-head’ and the ‘smile-on-this’ hats & more. Four FREE ‘all-ages’ shows (Shows will run approx. 40min each) starting this Friday September 9th as part of

The Spirit Square Farmers Market Coquitlam, BC

Mama’s PERFORMANCE: Friday Sept 9th – 4 to 5 pm

Mama’s PERFORMANCE: Friday Sept 16th- 4 to 5 pm (*Last Friday market of 2011)

As a published fiction and non-fiction author, Siobhan is an accomplished bilingual singer and storyteller of Folklore, World Issues and Culture. She incorporates the West African Adinkra symbols relating meanings and giving added significance to her designs and tellings. Textile arts, and their significance, feature prominently in so many Cultures and their stories, many myths and fables. Her Caribbean and African Canadian Heritage also make her a particularly wonderful teller with the many ‘Anansi and Aesop tales’. Her stories are about community living, creation-tales and honouring resources- but with Buffoonery and lots of laughs!

NEXT UP…

Word on the Street with the Vancouver Society of Storytelling, Vancouver BC

Mama’s PERFORMANCE: Sunday 25th 11:30-12 (Hamilton St; Raise A Reader tent)

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The Word On The Street Vancouver is expanding to a three-day event. The 17th annual festival will take place from Friday, September 23 to Sunday, September 25, 2011 Enjoy a weekend jam-packed with author readings, exhibits, performances, and all-round literary mayhem.

Next Up…

As part of the City of Vancouver’s 125th Anniversary events:

The Hogan’s Alley Festival, Vancouver BC

Mama’s two PERFORMANCEs :

• 12-4pm H.A. Cafe Chat event, Saturday Sept 24th, a Non-Fiction Reading “Reigning Word; a history of BC’s Black playwrights”at 789 Gore (@Union) and
• Stories & Songs,  3pm, Sunday Sept 25th, at Hendrix Shrine, 207 Union St (@Main)

Hogan’s Alley Poetry Festival is a celebration of diverse communities in Vancouver through Spoken Word, Storytelling, Music and Literary Performance For Vancouver’s 125th Anniversary.

The festival will run at various locations from September 23rd – 25th. – Click on the poster, above, for larger view of details.

The Black Dot Roots and Culture Collective with the support of the National Congress of Black Women are collaborating to pay tribute to the heritage and creative contributions of Vancouver’s East End community as a part of the city’s year-long 125th Anniversary activities.

Contact me for further details: putahaton@gmail.com