In The Kenning Place: A Well of Wisdom from the Collective Memory, audiences are invited to explore the reservoir of human experience, where myth, memory, folklore, and reflection meet in story and connection.
Drawing on ancient tales from the oral tradition, Denise McCormack brings to light stories that resonate across time—carried through generations and alive with relevance and meaning for living in today’s world.
The Kenning Place is created and performed by storyteller, speaker, and researcher Denise McCormack, whose work explores the meeting place of myth, memory, folklore, and personal narrative. She is president of Patchwork: A Storytelling Guild and has appeared at regional and national storytelling events throughout the Mid-Atlantic and beyond.
Denise McCormack is a storyteller, speaker, and researcher of oral tradition, ancient texts, and the cultures that preserved them. She has performed and curated programming at regional and national venues, including storytelling festivals, community programs, and educational settings.
*The Kenning Place* is presented in association with Patchwork: A Storytelling Guild.
Recommended for audiences 18 and up.
Admission is FREE/pay-what-you-can. Advance registration is recommended HERE.