Story Slam hits Foo Foo Festival
- November 3, 2014
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Pensacola’s Foo Foo Festival will celebrate the art of storytelling at the Storytellers Slam Fest, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Voices of Pensacola multicultural resource center, 119 E. Government St.
The Storytellers Slam Fest, presented by the African American Heritage Society and co-sponsored by Pensacola State College’s Black History/Multicultural Committee, showcases a diverse group of talented storytellers who share some of their favorite thought-provoking, compelling and funny stories.
Featured storytellers and poets are Jamey Jones, the current Poet Laureate of Northwest Florida; Julie DeMarko, the outgoing Poet Laureate; and members of the AAHS Readers Ensemble and the West Florida Literary Federation.
Admission is free to this fun-filled family event.
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