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Master Storyteller Sheila Arnold looks at what formally enslaved people left behind when they escaped to freedom.
Freedom – what we all desire, but if you had to leave something or someone behind, could you do it for the hope of a word called “freedom”? Through story, song and audience interaction Master Storyteller Sheila Arnold, looks at the fugitive slaves from the Underground Railroad and shares what they left behind – family, clothes, name, even life. There are surprises that were left behind as well, and this presentation brings humor along with thought-provoking moments. This program is historical storytelling at its best. A one-hour program that begins with the audience’s thoughts and leads to stories that will stay in your mind long after the presentation has ended. For all ages.
AGE GROUP: | Teens | Seniors | Ages 6-12 | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Performer | Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion |
TAGS: | virtual | History | Black History Month | american history | african american |
