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Long before Charles Perrault wrote “Little Red Riding Hood”, a far richer, darker tale was told in France. ‘The Grandmother’s Tale’.
‘The Quim’s Tale’ in The Byron Bay Theatre, February 2017.
Storytelling for Changemaking. ‘Politics in the Pub’, hosted by The Ngara Institute. Seven activists were invited to speak. November 2018.
Three short fables at ‘March in March’ rally Byron Bay in March 2014. Filmmaker David Lowe.
Jenni tells spontaneously on the last day of the Bentley Blockade. Filmed by Brendan Shoebridge. Hang music by Greg Sheehan.
Stories in the Club Tales
‘Stories in the Club’ is a monthly community storytelling concert, curated by Jenni and supported by the Ngara Institute. It is held Mullumbimby, Jenni’s hometown in the Byron Shire.
Susan Perrow, international author, storyteller, and teacher of healing stories tells her story from the massive 1974 flood in the Northern Rivers, ‘A cup of tea, a banana shed and a moonstone bracelet’. Sep, 2017.
Local legend, beloved historian, former farmer and fire chief, Frank Mills, now 90, was a featured teller. Sep 2017.
Frank Mills in conversation with Malcolm Price.
Frank Mills in conversation with Malcolm Price.
Labyrinths with Jenni
Byron Bay Walking Tour: Stories on Foot
Tales of Byron Bay and the Rainbow Region
Join Jenni for stories of Byron Bay and the Rainbow Region. If you love walking, Byron, stories and/or history, this tour is a must! Byron Bay is a tourist mecca because of it’s outstanding natural beauty. More…
While Amber refers to Jenni telling Aboriginal stories, she is referring to the way Jenni paints vivid images of life for the Bunjalung peoples of the Byron region, both before and after white settlement. Jenni is very careful to respect cultural boundaries, so she does not tell traditional Aboriginal stories.