Myths and legends, folktales and fables, fairytales and factual tales are all brought to life during our monthly storytelling evenings.
This is live entertainment like no other!
Each month we either:
- welcome guest storytellers who bring their own magic to the room, or
- give anyone the opportunity to tell a short story at our popular Stories from the Floor sessions - you're welcome to bring a story to tell or come and enjoy listening to the variety of storytellers.
Content and Trigger Warnings
Our storytelling sessions are intended for adults and may contain material intended for that age group. If a visiting storyteller has a trigger warning for their show we will publish it on our website. Our Stories from the Floor sessions are open to all to tell a story and we are not in a position to publish age guidance or trigger warnings in advance.
Friday 27 November 2026
Guest Storyteller Ronnie Conboy
presents
What’s Love Got to do with it?
It wasn’t Psyche’s fault. Not really. But when your very existence is an accidental act of blasphemy, things can get complicated. What happens when an impulsive over thinker meets a clumsy heartthrob with trust issues, and a mother in law from hell?
Ronnie Conboy discovered the world of storytelling in a dark forest at the Autumn equinox some 15 years ago, and has been chasing tales ever since. She has told stories in pubs and clubs, at festivals and firesides, in corporate offices in Germany and under an acacia tree in Kenya. She has worked in healthcare for over 30 years, and uses stories for teaching innovation, for management communications training, and in resilience and wellbeing workshops for hard-pressed NHS clinical staff.
We look forward to welcoming Ronnie Conboy to the club.
Venue
We're currently meeting in the Dusty Miller in Mytholmroyd.
Ample free parking is available nearby in the Mytholmroyd station car park.