Calendar

Sep
21
Sun
In Person – Storytelling Performance at Blue Ridge Roots Revival @ Mount Airy, NC
Sep 21 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Blue Ridge Music Trails is hosting a storytelling concert funded by the Jazz Foundation of America.  They are providing support to artists in Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.  Connie is sharing the stage with Josh Goforth, Sheila Kay Adams, and Michael Reno Harrell. Laura Boosinger will be the emcee. This afternoon storytelling event from 3-5pm at the Historic Earle Theatre in Mount Airy, NC will kick off Mayberry Days.

Oct
23
Thu
In Person – “Whispers from the Shadows” An evening of ghostly legends and haunting tales – Weaverville, NC @ Weaverville Community Center
Oct 23 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

“Whispers from the Shadows” An evening of ghostly legends and haunting tales 

The Town of Weaverville, NC is hosting Connie for a free evening of scary stories for teens and adults only in the Weaverville Community Center at Lake Louise. These spooky tales are perfect for the thrill lover. Influenced by legends from The British Isles and the Southern Appalachian Mountains, these stories combine fright with a sense of hope.

 

Nov
1
Sat
In-Person Group Performance: A Slice of Life – A Telling of Stories in Black Mountain, NC @ Black Mountain Center for the Arts
Nov 1 @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Join nationally celebrated storyteller Connie Regan-Blake as she welcomes her storytelling workshop participants to the stage for “A Slice of Life: An Evening of Stories.” This show’s tellers are Andy Russell, Christine Phillips Westfeldt, Dada Maheshvarananda, Larry Pearlman, Nancy Reeder, Naomi Faw, and Pepper Ellis-Hagebak.

Connie is emceeing this evening of unique voices. The last several “Slice of Life” shows have been sell-outs – so get your tickets early!

Tickets are $18 if purchased in advance, or $22 at the door, if available. Doors open at 6:30pm and seating is first come first served. Online ticket sales end an hour before the performance time, but there may still be tickets available for purchase at the door. Call Black Mountain Center of the Arts for availability at 828.669.0930.

What participants have said:

  • Intense and Rewarding. Opportunity to take risks and grow with others who care about stories and those who tell them.
  • This workshop offers a retreat environment in which realignment occurs allowing freedom for the story to take the stage as I, the entertainer, offer it as a gift to the audience.

“The Round Robin of storytellers at Connie Regan-Blake’s “Slice of Life” show gave me a rare listening treat. Each story was as unique as the voice that told it. What great fun to hear a mountain art form so well-spun!”   –Donna Marie Todd, storyteller, singer and story workshop leader

Nov
3
Mon
In Person – The Moth GrandSLAM – Asheville, NC @ The Wortham Center
Nov 3 @ 8:00 pm

After ten StorySLAMs in a city, the winners then compete for the title of GrandSLAM Champion with a brand new story. Connie Regan-Blake joins this ultimate battle of wits at the GrandSLAM storytelling championship where the ten StorySLAM winners tell new stories on a specific theme. The Moth, as an organization, aims to bring the power of personal storytelling to millions of people, creating community and building empathy.

Jun
28
Sun
Storytellers Wild Week with Connie Regan-Blake in Little Switzerland, NC @ Wildacres
Jun 28 – Jul 4 all-day

Connie is is our leader for Wild Week at Wild Acres Retreat Center 2026! This is a week-long intensive storytelling workshop with Connie. Until the website updates for 2026, you can look at the most recent 2025 Wild Week Schedule with Bill Harley to see how the week flows. 

There will be performances, workshops, coaching, walks in the woods . . . and all of it an idyllic retreat setting, right off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Hosted since 2004 by Dianne Hackworth, it promises to be a fun, creative, renewing Wild Week in the Woods! 

Want to join in? Register here.

Jul
11
Sat
In-Person – Performance at Community Day Festival in Highlands, NC @ The Bascom: A Center for Visual Arts
Jul 11 @ 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Community Day Family Festival” at The Bascom: A Center for the Visual Arts in Highlands, NC. Each year, The Bascom thanks the community by offering a day filled with free art activities for the whole family, including storytelling. Connie is giving two family performances.