Let's Get Personal: Story Exploration Evening with Words of a Feather & Three Sides to Your Story

Everyone has a story worth telling — this evening is about finding yours. Part storytelling event, part conversation evening, part creative writing workshop, Let's Get Personal is an invitation to explore personal storytelling in warm, low-pressure company. Through guided conversation prompts and practical tips on finding, shaping, and telling a story, you'll uncover moments from your own life worth sharing — and discover you've been a storyteller all along. The evening ends with an optional opportunity to put your exploration into practice on the iconic Bard's Apothecary stage. All welcome. Come with an open mind, an open heart, curiosity, and a willingness to support others in finding and sharing their stories.

About your HostsAmy Han is the founder of Words of a Feather, a creative writing studio for all ages and stages, based in Balwyn North and online. She is also the instigator of Wander Library, a community-owned library and creative space coming soon to Mont Albert Village. Amy is the author of the memoir A Field of Stars: Finding My Way Along the Camino de Santiago (2026) and the middle-grade novel The Yard Sale at Story House (2024). Her work is grounded in the belief that everyone is creative, and everyone is a storyteller — her workshops and events help people uncover their stories, nurture their imaginative joy, and find the confidence to tell those stories in a way that does them justice. wordsofafeather.co | @woafie.writers.studio Brittany Dupree is a journalist-trained storyteller and communications professional with over 18 years of experience across government, health and community sectors. She is the founder of Three Sides, a storytelling practice offering workshops, coaching, and group cohorts that help everyday people find and shape their personal narratives with honesty, craft and care. Brittany has delivered storytelling workshops for organisations including Bayside Council and Laneway Learning, and runs a long-standing book club as part of her broader storytelling community. Her approach is strength-based and dignity-centred, rooted in the belief that everyone's story deserves to be told well. @threesidestoyourstory