Tuesday, February 1, 2022

Dublin, Georgia

 Our next stop on the road was Dublin, Georgia.  Two of our good friends, Natalie and Will Curry live in Dublin.  I have known Natalie since she was a child in LaGrange, Georgia where she grew up with the Azalea Storytelling Festival there.  She and Will now live in his home town of Dublin with their daughter, Caroline.

Natalie owns a wonderful 110 year old jewelry store called Smith’s. Several years ago the store started sponsoring an evening of storytelling.  The tickets are free, but, you have to get the, at her store.

The event is held at the old Carnegie Library Building, now a lovely performance space in Dublin.


We had a wonderful audience with some COVID safety limits.  After missing the past two years, it was good to be back in Dublin.




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