The Talespin Festival Brings Fabulous Fables to Chattanooga, TN
Fans of riveting tales and natural beauty will be pleased to learn that the Talespin Festival is once again returning to Chattanooga from May 8 – 9. The Talespin Festival places emphasis on quality story telling with five national tellers and numerous regional tellers offering a variety of stories for all interests and ages. From ghost stories and myths to historical tales and motivational speeches, captivating speaking is at the forefront of the Talespin Festival. Along with the wide selection of tales told throughout the weekend, there will also be a select few musical performances as well.
Chattanooga’s natural beauty is every bit as impressive as the display of creative talent that will be in the area during the Talespin Festival, and with a visit to Lookout Mountain Attractions you’ll be able to experience this beauty first hand. Comprised of three attractions, Rock City, Incline Railway and Ruby Falls, visitors will experience parts of the Appalachian Mountains, 73% steep grade railway rides and an underground waterfall for enough inspiration to create their own masterful tales of their time in Chattanooga.
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This sounds like a great event to take children to.
This would be great for my little cousins!
Wow I love stories this sounds like alot of fun I would really love to go to it
I think I would enjoy visiting Lookout Mountain because of its immense natural beauty. However, I can not imagine visiting the talespin festival. I can barely stay awake for my college lectures!
The Tailspin Festival sounds amazing. I would really love to hear the stories they have!
This would be kinda cool to take a look at..I really would like to see how they go about telling ghost stories.
This sounds perfect for both children and adults. Thanks primarily to Hollywood, too many of us have lost touch with what a good tale truly is!
I think it would be interesting to go to the Talespin Festival, I have never seen anything like that, where people gather to hear stories.
my little bronters would like this
This would be cool to go to