Tales from the Taproom 8: A StorySlam for Adults (21+) at PetSkull Brewing Company
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here's a nip in the air, but it's still more than adequately toasty for the return of "Tales from the Taproom" to PetSkull Brewing Company's Outdoor Beer Garden! And all of the same, basic rules still apply: no props, no notes, and only five minutes to tell a favorite true story.
The theme for this late-September event, sponsored by Seehafer News, from 6-8 PM on Thursday, September 24, is "Stay Tuned!!"
Because even though no one likes to admit it, at some point in our lives almost all of us have spent more than a little time in front of the television. Whether that was watching "Captain Kangaroo" or "Happy Days" when there were under 5 channels available for viewing via an antenna, hypnotized by the latest music videos on MTV, binging on a "Deadliest Catch" marathon via cable or satellite, or slurping-up every streamed minute of "Bridgerton" on Netflix. Join us for “Stay Tuned!!”—the eighth installment of “Tales from the Taproom,” Manitowoc Public Library’s & PetSkull Brewing Company's StorySlam series—and let your storytelling soar. Share your favorite story of your time basking in the soothing glow of the "Vast Wasteland."
You can talk about a favorite program, an impactful televised event, something "interesting" that happened while a show was airing in the background--whatever made an impression that you'd like to tell people about!
And as this is an Adults-Only event, nothing is off limits—if you're willing to tell it, it's a story worth hearing.
You don’t have to come to “The Taproom” to tell a story—you can come to just listen, enjoy, and bask in the wonder of communal storytelling. However, should you want to step up to the mic to share a story that fits in with the evening’s theme, sign-up begins at 5:30 PM and we’ll fit in as many stories as possible into the allotted time. Five minutes may seem like a lot of time, but it goes by quickly. And we’ll have a timekeeper to keep you on-track.
We can't wait to hear your television tale during the September installment of "Tales from the Taproom!"
The theme for this late-September event, sponsored by Seehafer News, from 6-8 PM on Thursday, September 24, is "Stay Tuned!!"
Because even though no one likes to admit it, at some point in our lives almost all of us have spent more than a little time in front of the television. Whether that was watching "Captain Kangaroo" or "Happy Days" when there were under 5 channels available for viewing via an antenna, hypnotized by the latest music videos on MTV, binging on a "Deadliest Catch" marathon via cable or satellite, or slurping-up every streamed minute of "Bridgerton" on Netflix. Join us for “Stay Tuned!!”—the eighth installment of “Tales from the Taproom,” Manitowoc Public Library’s & PetSkull Brewing Company's StorySlam series—and let your storytelling soar. Share your favorite story of your time basking in the soothing glow of the "Vast Wasteland."
You can talk about a favorite program, an impactful televised event, something "interesting" that happened while a show was airing in the background--whatever made an impression that you'd like to tell people about!
And as this is an Adults-Only event, nothing is off limits—if you're willing to tell it, it's a story worth hearing.
You don’t have to come to “The Taproom” to tell a story—you can come to just listen, enjoy, and bask in the wonder of communal storytelling. However, should you want to step up to the mic to share a story that fits in with the evening’s theme, sign-up begins at 5:30 PM and we’ll fit in as many stories as possible into the allotted time. Five minutes may seem like a lot of time, but it goes by quickly. And we’ll have a timekeeper to keep you on-track.
We can't wait to hear your television tale during the September installment of "Tales from the Taproom!"
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Where is it happening?
PetSkull Brewing, 1015 Buffalo St, Manitowoc, WI 54220-4619, United States
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Host or PublisherManitowoc Public Library
