Stories on the Lawn: The Office
Moth-Style Storytelling at the Neill-Cochran House Museum
Thursday, November 12 | 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Doors at 7:00 | stories begin at 7:30
TICKETS
$25 General admission | $10 nchm members & Students
Join us for a night of Moth-style true personal stories told from the grand porch of the NCHM.
The House and Slave Quarters will be open for touring before the show and during intermission. Don’t miss Thoughts in Fiber: Work by Deborah A. Moore Harris on view in the Gallery.
Admission includes complimentary cocktails for attendees over 21. All proceeds from Stories on the Lawn support the Neill-Cochran House Museum.
Free parking is available behind the Museum; accessible from W 23rd St.
Storytellers
Mary Street Wilson
I have had two vocations in my life; mathematics teacher and professor, and pastor. After my retiring from my faith community, I worked on a few grant projects, served on the board of trustees for Chicago Theological Seminary, volunteered as a facilitator for a trauma/moral injury support group, and became the founding director of ChrysalisQ, a non-profit for LGBTQIA+ families. I am the proud mother of two adult daughters and a ridiculously happy grandma of six grandchildren. My spouse, Bet McDaniel and I, have happily shared a life together for over 30 years. We have recently completed our first documentary, “Work that Matters: LGBTQ+ Advocacy in Texas.”
Sponsors
Want to become a sponsor for this event? Contact Alison Bogle at (512) 478-2335 or abogle@nchmuseum.org