Tale Tellers of St. Augustine: Witches, Wantons, and Goddesses

The St. Augustine Waterworks hosts four female Tale Tellers of St. Augustine for an afternoon program about women's history on Thursday, March 28, 2024, at 2:00 p.m.

Natalie Beltrami, Kathy Duffy, Margaret Kaler, and Robin Mahonen will relate tales about women and their power. Some will be funny, and others may be lightly spiced with pepper. The tales start with the women accused of witchcraft when "witches" were burned and move through history. Along the way, you may hear the phrase, "Come up and see me, sometime." 

The Tale Tellers of St. Augustine was formed in 1993 by storytelling enthusiasts. Their mission is to pass on and enhance the art of storytelling. With more than 30 members, this group seeks to revive storytelling as an art form and social means of communication by presenting several showcases throughout the year.

Admission: Free. The St. Augustine Public Library will sponsor this event; no reservations are required.

When: Thursday, March 28, 2024, from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Where: The St. Augustine Waterworks Building, at 184 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine, Florida 32084. See below for directions by vehicle.

Getting There: While the address is 184 San Marco Avenue, the only driveway on San Marco is Exit Only, so it is not available to access the Waterworks. Access to the Waterworks is through the St. Augustine Main Library parking lot, on the opposite side of the complex. (Use 1960 North Ponce de Leon in your GPS.)