The Month of June is named after the Roman Goddess Juno, wife of Jupiter. As Jupiter’s wife she was known to be fiercely loyal, but also jealous and vindictive. In Roman myth she is shown as a cruel goddess as well as goddess of family, marriage and childbirth and counselor of the state. Enjoy fascinating …
Horror stories that will give you goosebumps! Storytellers Kakoli Bagchi and Deepesh will narrate short horror stories to tell at night and scary tales for kids and adults alike. Know More
May takes its name after the Italian Goddess of Spring, Maia. She was the Goddess of Spring, Growth and Honour. Her name means “She Who Is Great”. This is the theme of The Storytellers this month. Come and enjoy stories on Honour, Power and Greatness. Know More
Poet, writer and humanitarian, Rabindranath Tagore was the first Indian to be awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature and he played a key role in the renaissance of modern India. He was known widely for his poetry, but he was also an accomplished author of novels, short stories, plays and articles. Celebrate Tagore’s birthday with …
Parents and children alike can benefit from a good story. Kakoli Bagchi and Divya have fascinating folk tales from Assam, West Bengal and Punjab to celebrate their New Year. Know More
To commemorate The World Storytelling Day on 20th March, the Storytellers will narrate engrossing and engaging stories on Myths, Legends and Epics. Know More
A Collection of stories on fate, fortune, chances and luck filled with suspense & mystery. The stories are sure to bring a smile on your face.
Storytellers Amrita and Kakoli will be celebrating Dr Seuss’s birthday by narrating his stories. They will also talk about mythology . A few ghost stories will be narrated for older children. Know More
Storytellers Deepesh and Kakoli will be narrating romantic moments in these short, sweet tales of love, both young and old. Talented painter Sandeep Sinha will be painting these stories on canvas while they are being narrated. Know More
Once again the Storytellers will be narrating stories the will come alive and transcend the listeners into a world where they will feel heard, connected and at times, healed. Know More
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