Please support Tell Us Something during the Missoula Gives event!

Your donation is a “yes” to stories and for our community.

It’s a “yes” to the magic of someone going on stage and bringing our community together.

It’s a “yes” for acknowledging there is so much that ties us all together and a story can show that.

Your donation ensures that we can support storytellers, host a podcast, continue to produce in-person events and keep the lights on.

It takes a community to keep the spirit of Tell Us Something going and we are honored to have you be a part of it.

Say YES to Tell Us Something during this year’s Missoula Gives May 5-6!

And, for people like you, get a sneak peek at the many incredible giving incentives included this year, including the chance to win season tickets to Tell Us Something for the remainder of 2022!

LET ME SAY YES TO STORYTELLING

Is it your turn to share your story? We’d love for you to participate!

We are so excited to bring a live outdoor in-person event back to Missoula on June 27, 2022, at Bonner Park Bandshell. We are currently accepting story pitches for this event on the theme “Didn’t See That Coming”.

Remember that all storytellers are paid for sharing their story. Not only that, they receive 1:1 coaching from a Tell Us Something story coach and participate in a group workshop with all of the storytellers.

You can call the pitchline [<—tap on mobile to call], or click here to learn more about sharing a story at Tell Us Something.

GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! We’ve already sold a handful and there are a limited amount available.

New Podcast Episodes!

Interview with Missoula author Neil McMahon and his story “Deus ex Buick”

Both episodes of the sold-out March live event at The Wilma. Stone Soup part 1 and Stone Soup part 2

Never before heard (in Missoula) story from the Butte, MT show on the theme “Work” in 2018 and interview with storyteller Melody Rice – “Butte Barber”

DONATIONS OPEN NOW!

(GIVE EARLY. GIVE OFTEN!)

Take me to Missoula Gives!

Thanks for reading, sharing stories, and for being you! Happy Spring!

Marc Moss

Executive Director

Tell Us Something