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Guest Storytelling & Art Workshops in Cubbon Park

byCubbon TalesOutdoor sessions at Cubbon Park, BengaluruStarts from250 per child (parents accompany free)View full gallery

We believe stories are meant to be shared, and sometimes, the best stories come from the friends we invite to join our circle under the trees.

Our poster for a special storytelling and origami workshop with author-illustrator Sharanya Kunnath and Cubbon Folds. These collaborations make our sessions extra special.

The announcement for our 'Feeling all Feelings' series, which featured collaborations with guest artists to explore emotions through stories and art.

The poster for our 'Stories on Culture and Festivities' series, where we often partner with guest storytellers to explore diverse traditions and tales.

An event poster for our 'Battling Stereotypes' session, featuring a guest storyteller and expressive arts facilitator. We love bringing in experts to enrich our programs.

Our 'One Day, One Story' banner for our collaboration with Pratham Books. Partnering with such organizations helps us bring quality literature to more children.

A parent from our community reads 'Luna Loves Dance' to the group. We encourage and welcome parents to step in and share their favorite stories.

Another shot of our guest parent-storyteller captivating the little ones. It's wonderful to see the community itself become part of the storytelling.

The poster for our 'Delectable July' series, where we read stories about food and culture, sometimes featuring guest readers who share their culinary tales.

Our poster for 'A Bounty of Chillies', a session that was part of our food-themed month, which often includes collaborations with food experts or authors.

The announcement for our 'My Grandmother Can't Cook' reading, which also teased a surprise little storyteller from our own community.

About Our Circle of Friends: Guest Authors & Artists

When we host guest authors or artists, the energy on our mats changes completely. It is not just about listening to a book; it is about meeting the person who imagined the characters or learning how to fold paper into the shapes we see in the illustrations. These sessions let our community see that stories are real, living things they can touch and create themselves, whether it is through an expressive art workshop or a live reading.

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