WHAT: A master class on multicultural storytelling with Texas Storytelling Association professional member/storyteller, Decee Cornish. For event flyer, click HERE. To purchase ticket click HERE.

WHEN/WHERE: September 27, 2025 from 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. at the Taylor Ranch Library

BACKGROUND: Multicultural Storytelling is a powerful tool that can be used to build bridges, heal

wounds, and grow communities while promoting empathy and understanding. It’s also a

conduit for preserving heritage and culture. Stories can pass on a piece of history and

the inherited lessons from ancestors.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: How to use stories to explore diverse cultures, promote values, and understand our collective heritage, while safeguarding customs and teachings.

WHAT TO BRING: Attendees are asked to bring a recommended reading list, a personal story, and the spirit of adventure.

ABOUT DECEE CORNISH: An Urban Griot, Decee has over 20 years of storytelling experience. His Texas birth right, military travels, sense of humor, and naturally observant nature have given him a broad cultural awareness.

REGISTRATION: Pre-reservation is required for this master class as enrollment will be limited. ADMISSION: $35 paid in advance either through personal (mailed) check or online HERE. OR, you may Mail your reservation/check made out to: Storytellers of New Mexico, PO Box 11714, Albuquerque, NM 87192. The public library policy prevents cash transactions at libraries.

For more information Contact: Dianne Rossbach at (505) 610-1971 or rossbachd@msn.com.