Four storytellers will share their perspectives about life-changing events at an upcoming panel in Herndon.
After heartbreak and struggles, the authors and public speakers will gather on Saturday, Sept. 14, at Elden Street Tea Shop (714 Pine Street) to discuss their experiences.
The “Tea and Tales Storytelling” event will take place outside. People who register before Wednesday (Sept. 11) get free admission or pay a $5 admission fee at the door.
The theme of the evening will be “turning points.” Each speaker will discuss how tragedies and hardships in their past led them to their current lives. Attendees will hear from Danielle, Amy, Kristina and Jennifer throughout the night.
Danielle will speak on how her rough divorce changed the way she saw love. Amy and Kristina will discuss how medical challenges influenced them.
Jennifer will end things on a lighter note, talking about the new perspectives she got from trying improv, according to the speaker bios.
The event will run from 7-9:30 p.m.
Photo via Elden Street Tea Shop/Facebook
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