Mumbai Storytellers Society

19/03/2026

Watch do a dramatic reading!

Come to Crossword Bookstore
21st March
4:30 pm

Let’s celebrate World Storytelling Day!

19/03/2026

Celebrating World Storytelling Day &
World Puppetry Day.

Listen to .bagaria.12

Join us on Saturday 21st
At Crossword Book shop
At 4:30 pm

18/03/2026

It’s a feast of tales! Young and Old alike.

Join us on
Saturday, 21st March
@4:30 pm
Crossword Kemps Corner

To celebrate World Storytelling Day and World puppetry Day.

A Special Shadow play by children.

Stories to light the darkness.

14/03/2026

William Shakespeare wrote in
The Winter’s Tale,
“Let’s be red with mirth.”
This pale, anaemic world needs
humor, man’s neglected sixth sense.

We are in dire need of it today.
Light in the Darkness.

World storytelling day has lots in store for everyone.

From Shadow Puppetry to Dramatic Reading with humor, hilarious folktales to inspirational stories.

Join us on Saturday, 21st March @ 4:30 pm at Crossword Kemps Corner.

10/03/2026

Mumbai Storytellers Society collaborates with Crossword Book Store to celebrate World Storytelling Day and World Puppetry day on 21st March, Saturday!

Watch this space for more details!

07/03/2026

New blog by is up on our website.

https://mumbaistorytellerssociety.org/blog/

Titled “From cave walls to social media” by Hema Subramanian.
Click on the link below.
Post your comments.

https://mumbaistorytellerssociety.org/2026/03/from-cave-walls-to-social-media/

13/02/2026

Our new blog is from .shelly

Check it out by clicking on this link👇🏻

https://mumbaistorytellerssociety.org/2026/02/vasudhaiva-kutumbakam-at-3000-meters/

03/02/2026

Mumbai Storytellers Society event tomorrow at KGAF Literature Festival.

27/01/2026

“The Forest Remembers Her Name.”
Stories do not belong to a single voice, but are carried forward by many hands, many minds, across time and language.” Volga.

The theme at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival KGAF 2026 is “Ahead of the Curve.”

Check out the Literature program at the 26th Kala Ghoda Arts Festival.

“When Earth Was A Woman.”
Date: 4th Feb
Venue : DSL Gardens
Time: 7 to 8pm.
Come, listen to women-centred tales.

The theme resonates with our present concerns with ecology and conservation. The stories will speak of the sisterhood between Women and Nature.

The stories have a deeper and very relevant ecological significance as well as concern for woman.

“A Call to Remember” has been curated by Mumbai Storytellers Society for Bound India and will have three wonderful Women Storytellers.
- Dr. Gayathri Sampath mirza.prabhu - Mehak Mirza Prabhu venkatraman - Usha Venkatraman

The concept “The Forest Remembers Her Name” serves as a narrative framework to highlight the crucial and often underestimated role of women in environmental justice movements. It draws upon the legacies of movements, where women stood up to protect their land, water and forests.
Will Earth reclaim her agency?

Every forest has its guardian, and every silence its story.

Thank you brindamiller

27/01/2026

“The Forest Remembers Her Name.”
Stories do not belong to a single voice, but are carried forward by many hands, many minds, across time and language.” Volga.

The theme at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival KGAF 2026 is “Ahead of the Curve.”

Check out the Literature program at the 26th Kala Ghoda Arts Festival.

“When Earth Was A Woman.”
Date: 4th Feb
Venue : DSL Gardens
Time: 7 to 8pm.
Come, listen to women-centred tales.

The theme resonates with our present concerns with ecology and conservation. The stories will speak of the sisterhood between Women and Nature.

The stories have a deeper and very relevant ecological significance as well as concern for woman.

“A Call to Remember” has been curated by Mumbai Storytellers Society for Bound India and will have three wonderful Women Storytellers.
- Dr. Gayathri Sampath mirza.prabhu - Mehak Mirza Prabhu venkatraman - Usha Venkatraman

The concept “The Forest Remembers Her Name” serves as a narrative framework to highlight the crucial and often underestimated role of women in environmental justice movements. It draws upon the legacies of movements, where women stood up to protect their land, water and forests.
Will Earth reclaim her agency?

Every forest has its guardian, and every silence its story.

Thank you

26/01/2026

19/01/2026

One of the missions of Mumbai Storytellers Society is to nurture the art of oral storytelling tradition and support young storytellers in the community.

The Storyfic Showcase 4.0 by Meher Gehi is one such collaboration.

The children enthralled the audience with stories from around the world confidently with expressions and voice modulation. The laughter and joy from both the participants and audience revealed the love for stories and seeds of storytelling were sown!

Thank you






storyfic