Storytelling in London
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Tarot & Storytelling | INKLINGS X Lucia Dami
📍 1 Warwick by Maslow's
£25.00
FREELeading Through Change: The Power of Storytelling for Sustainability
📍 Carlisle Place
Vem brincar de HALLOWEEN 2026 | Sessão TARDE: 1.30pm
📍 BAND ROOM, no Coram’s Fields. Endereço: 93 Guilford St, London
£11.53 - £14.78
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Ramayana: The Grand
📍 Riverside Studios
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Fairytales for Grown-ups: The Girl who Didn’t Die
📍 Folklore Hoxton
£13.50
FREEOctober Half Term Storytelling and Craft: Mami Wata the African Goddess of Water
📍 Morden Hall Park
Pride & Prejudice:
📍 The Bedford
Pride & Prejudice:
📍 The Bedford
Berkeley Academy - B2B Storytelling Workshop (London)19th November 2026
📍 5 Upper St Martin's Ln
£395.00
Evening Event: Gaol Birds - London Women On Trial from 1800-1923
📍 The London Archives
£20.00
Artists TBA
📍 The Cockpit
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
Cirque Alice
📍 Royal Festival Hall
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Storytelling in London — Guide
Storytelling events in London are intimate and engaging sessions where local talent shares personal narratives, historical tales, and imaginative stories. They appeal to a broad audience—locals seeking an alternative cultural experience, book clubs looking for new discussion topics, and newcomers eager to explore the rich storytelling scene.
These events often take place in various venue types, from cozy basement clubs to pub function rooms and arts centres. Some dedicated literary venues also host them regularly, providing a space where words come alive. Expect a mix of formats—open mic nights, themed evenings, or workshops—that encourage interaction and creativity among participants and audience alike.