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The Maine Storytellers Festival is Maine's most active performing arts organization dedicated to Maine's traditional art of storytelling.

Throughout the year the Maine Storytellers Festival, with the help of our corporate sponsors, stages a series of ten evenings of Maine humor and stories at theaters and halls from Kennebunk to Camden. Funds raised at these popular sold-out events are used to sponsor such things as our popular Stories in the Schools program - one of many worthwhile projects sponsored annually by our organization.

The goals of the Maine Storytellers Festival are simple: use "gifted, professional storytellers to draw and entertain enthusiastic audiences, while passing ahead to Maine people the unique stories of our state, and to let these audiences experience the magic created when a skilled storyteller spins a classic Maine yarn!"

While having the time of their lives, folks at our festivals not only come away laughing , they also come away with a deeper appreciation of our state's unique heritage.

This is the year!
From experience, this year calls for some radically different New Year's resolutions. - John McDonald, 2007-01-08

Why now?
New Year's shouldn't be celebrated in the bleak month of January. - John McDonald, 2006-12-31

You can get there from here?
A new electronic gizmo threatens Maine's culture. - John McDonald, 2006-12-24

Cell phone antics
Communicating used to be so much simpler. Blame it on the answering machine and, most importantly, the cell phone. - John McDonald, 2006-12-10

Down East gift giving
Folks Down East start their holiday shopping early, and they know just what to give. - John McDonald, 2006-12-10

Speaking of lima beans...
Everyone hates them, but they've been around forever. What gives? - John McDonald, 2006-12-03

To plow, or be plowed?
Consult the local experts on matters of importance such as buying a plow. - John McDonald, 2006-11-26

First withholding
A Social Security report reminds McDonald of his first "real" job. - John McDonald, 2006-11-19

You want ketchup with that?
Sometimes, it's important to bring your own ketchup. - John McDonald, 2006-11-12

Watch your wallet
Picking pockets on the rise in Maine, let's blame it on folks from away. - John McDonald, 2006-11-05