Stories of Change: Orcas Sacred Storytelling Tour
You are invited...
Join storyteller Leah Lamb for a journey through stories of change—and share some of your own.
Change rarely arrives on schedule. It shows up as a move, a loss, an ending, a new beginning, or a calling that will not leave you alone.
Together, we'll share stories from our lives and from The Little Book of Change: A Storied Guide to Navigating Transitions, Loss, and New Beginnings.
This is a highly interactive community gathering where we'll explore what it means to be living in a quickly changing world—through story, song, conversation, reflection, and the creation of a community altar.
You don't need to come with a story to tell. We'll offer questions and prompts along the way. You are welcome to share, listen, reflect, or simply receive. No one is required to share.
Please arrive in time to settle in.
We will begin promptly, so arriving a few moments early will provide you time to add to our community altar and settle in.
WHAT TO BRING:
Please bring something to feed and honor the spirit of change.
This may include flowers, fruit or chocolates that can be shared with others; a photograph or relic of someone who has experienced a change; something representing a change you are moving through; or a stone, crystal, or other object you'd like to place on our community altar and take home with you.
Together, these offerings will become a living altar created by this particular community, on this particular evening, at this particular moment of change.
At the center of our gathering, we will create an Altar for Change together.
Please Bring Offerings For Our Altar
For your consideration:
- Items that represent changes you are tending
- Images of people you love who have going through a change
- Food that nourishes the altar (and us), such as fruit, chocolate, bite sized nibbles we can share
- Feathers, crystals, stones, deities...things that will support us in our exploration of change.
Everything placed on the altar can go home with you.
You can also make a contribution to the altar that will travel from city to city.
About Leah Lamb
Leah Lamb is a storyteller, educator and founder of the School for Sacred Storytelling, where she teaches story as a tool for healing. Her work draws on years as a wilderness guide, a master's degree in social work and a lifelong exploration of how story shapes identity and creates change. She grew up in Vermont, lived in California for 20 years and now lives on Maui.
About Your Hostess Tabitha Rose
Held Space was created as an invitation to return to your roots, nourish your soul, and cultivate peace of mind. Through mindful movement and intentional practice, it offers a place to reconnect—with yourself, with others, and with the present moment.
Copies of The Little Book of Change will be available for purchase and signing following the gathering.
Location
Held Space Studio, 98245