Mar 15 2025 to Mar 15 2025 11:30 a.m.

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Price: Rs 750 Book/Buy

Where

Atta Galatta

178, 5th Main Road, 1st Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru 560038

Event Description

Lores, Legends and Lullabies is an immersive workshop for adults where the lore meets love and hope. The workshop will introduce the participants to the powerful folklore lullaby through stories, group and individual activities that include immersive reflective experiences and a step-by-step process to creating one's own lullaby.

Participants will be required to carry a notebook and a pen/ pencil to take notes and pen down their thought process.

This workshop is a result of Lavanya`s deep interest in lullabies that she heard as a child from her father and later researched more as a storyteller.

Testimonials from earlier participants :

" Lavanya's Lullaby workshop stole my heart. This short workshop leaves you longing for more. The historical lullaby overview, engaging and interactive parts and well-paced workshop leave everyone with a feeling of nostalgia for the old and hope for the future. She created an intimate safe space where I was delighted by multiple lullabies from all participants. However, what struck me was how masterfully she condensed her knowledge into an easily absorbable, byte-sized capsule. A perfect way to end the day." - Krupa.

" Lavanya's Lullaby workshop is refreshing, relaxing and an invitation to surprise oneself. Hoping to collect more to the list I started in the session".

" Attending Lavanya's workshop was a cathartic experience for me".

About the Facilitator : 

Lavanya Prasad is an Electrical Engineer turned professional storyteller who believes she makes better and longer-lasting connections using stories than electrical wires. She founded Tale`scope, now in its twelfth year. She uses storytelling to connect with children, adults and senior citizens, blending Indian classical music, folk traditions and dance into her narratives. Lavanya has been a featured teller and workshop presenter at international festivals, representing India. Her research on indigenous storytelling was recently selected for presentation at prestigious conferences, showcasing her deep commitment to preserving and exploring India`s storytelling arts.