About the Event
We Are All Stories is a flagship storytelling event presented by The StoryBridge Network.
The event brings together storytellers, artists, and community members to explore lived experiences through storytelling and conversation. By creating space for both storytelling and listening, the event invites audiences to reflect on identity, culture, and belonging.
We Are All Stories is designed to move beyond passive performance. Each gathering encourages thoughtful dialogue between storytellers and audiences, creating opportunities for connection, empathy, and shared understanding.
2026 Special Presentation
For the 2026 edition of We Are All Stories, StoryBridge will present a special storytelling performance featuring selections from Rebel. Mother. Queen.
The performance will be accompanied by Roots in Harmony Choir, creating a collaborative experience where storytelling and music intersect.
The evening will conclude with a community Q&A dialogue session, inviting audience members to engage with the storytellers and explore the themes raised through the performance.
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Venue: To be announced, Winnipeg, MB
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Date: Saturday, June 6
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Time: Event Starts at 6:30 PM | Doors Open at 6:00 PM
Additional program details and venue information will be announced soon.
Why Storytelling Matters
Stories shape how we understand ourselves and the communities around us.
When individuals share lived experiences in thoughtful and supportive spaces, storytelling becomes a powerful tool for reflection and dialogue. It allows audiences to encounter perspectives different from their own while discovering common ground through shared human experience.
We Are All Stories creates opportunities for these encounters—transforming storytelling from a performance into a conversation that strengthens community understanding.
The Event Experience
Attendees can expect an evening that blends storytelling, creative expression, and community dialogue.
The event experience may include:
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Live storytelling performances
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Spoken word and creative storytelling
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Musical collaboration and artistic expression
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Facilitated audience dialogue and reflection
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Opportunities to connect with storytellers and fellow audience members
Each event is designed to create an atmosphere where stories are not only heard but engaged with in meaningful ways.
About StoryBridge
We Are All Stories is presented by The StoryBridge Network, a nonprofit organization that uses storytelling and expressive arts to foster belonging, resilience, and meaningful community dialogue.
StoryBridge programs create spaces where newcomers, youth, seniors, and individuals experiencing displacement can share their stories, build confidence, and connect with their communities.
Through workshops, storytelling events, and community dialogue initiatives, StoryBridge helps transform storytelling into a catalyst for connection and social change.
Sponsors and Community Partners
We Are All Stories is made possible through collaboration with artists, community partners, and organizations that believe in the power of storytelling to build stronger communities.
Partnership opportunities include event sponsorship and advertising, community outreach collaboration, and artistic partnerships.
3 Reasons to Attend We Are All Stories
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Celebrate community through live storytelling and songs spanning cultures and generations.
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Support Impact: Proceeds fund free StoryBridge workshops and programs for newcomers, seniors, and youth in Winnipeg.
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Connect with neighbours, artists, and partners to build a more inclusive city.
Can't attend the live event?
Other Ways to Support the StoryBridge Network
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Make a Donation to sustain free and low‑cost programs that build inclusion and belonging.
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Partner with StoryBridge to support or host inclusive storytelling events across our Province.
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Join Our Team of volunteers who help lead and support events and programs.
Accessibility & Inclusion
We aim to make this event welcoming and accessible by ensuring:
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Venue access: Wheelchair‑accessible entrance and washrooms.
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Seating: Mix of chair seating and open space; ushers available for support.
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Sound: Microphones for all speakers; PA system for performances.
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Sensory: Quiet space available (on request).
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Language: Program delivered in English; simple language and plain‑English summaries where possible.
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Support: If you have additional access needs (ASL interpretation, reserved seating, mobility support, etc.), please contact us before the event, so we can do our best to accommodate you.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is the event family‑friendly? Yes! This is an all‑ages event with a welcoming atmosphere.
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What is the dress code? Casual and comfortable.
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Are tickets refundable? Pre-sale tickets are refundable up to 30 days before the event. Regular tickets are non‑refundable but transferable. If you can’t attend, consider gifting your ticket to someone else.
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Will there be photography/videography? Yes, we may document the event for StoryBridge communications. By attending an event, you are consenting to having your photograph/video taken. If you prefer not to be directly photographed or have your image shared on our media sites, please let an usher know upon arrival; we’ll provide a discreet indicator.
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Is there parking or public transportation nearby? Yes. Street and lot parking are located within a short distance of the event site. The event site is a 3-8-minute walk from transit stops. Parking fees are not included with your event ticket.
Explore StoryBridge Programs
Community storytelling programs where participants develop and share personal narratives through writing, dialogue, and performance.
Low-barrier storytelling circles hosted in community spaces that foster connection and belonging.
Storytelling and expressive arts programming designed to support youth confidence, creativity, and cross-cultural learning.
Explore examples of StoryBridge storytelling programs, workshops, and community engagement initiatives.