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Glint: Ghosts

Come for the stories, stay for the company

Tuesday, October 22, 2024

6:30pm to 9:00pm

2101 W 29th Ave

$10, free for members and tellers

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Glint is a monthly storytelling event held at The Company.

True, personal stories, told live, without notes. Pretty much exactly like The Moth. except without the competition, on Tuesdays instead of Fridays, and everyone knows each other (or is about to).

Some stories are really funny, some are really moving, and so many are vulnerable. We love it. And we keep learning that even the most modest adventures told by thoughtful friends are just as transporting as grand adventures told by the best of raconteurs.

For our fourth Glint, the theme is Ghosts.

If you have a story about paranormal activity, great! But if not, consider: things that remain, things that won’t go away, things you can’t get rid of; after-effects, after-images; that person you never heard back from, whatever it is that haunts you.

Come tell and hear stories with different takes on this theme.

We’ve got slots for twelve 5-minute stories, and we have some slots left! If you’d like to be added to the list, email us at hello@thecompany.social or talk to any member of The Management.

Run of Show

Doors open at 6:30

Stories begin at 7:00

Intermission at 7:30

Stories end at 8:15

Event ends at 9:00

Tellers

Lexi Mitsuhashi

Marcia Mueller

Olivia Ruiz-Knott

Ivan Ruiz-Knott

Halie Willis

Mary Ann Bennett

Caroline Baker

Mark Gabriel

You may cancel your ticket for a full refund up to 24 hours before the event. Click "manage tickets" in your confirmation email. Contact hello@thecompany.social with any questions.

A note on culture

If you come here, it means you are willing to talk to strangers. That also means that if you come here, everyone here is willing to talk to you. We hereby grant you explicit permission to approach people and introduce yourself, and by showing up here you consent to you to helping someone else feel welcome.

If you come here, it means you are willing to talk to strangers. That also means they’re willing to talk to you. We hereby grant you explicit permission to approach people and introduce yourself, and by showing up here you consent to helping someone else feel welcome.