Series to Unchain, Unplug, Reconnect Community

There is more than one way to tell a good story.

The BAG is currently preparing for its Telling Stories series, a three-event spread this February guaranteed to unchain, unplug and reconnect community members, as well as entertain the story lovers in all families. Story mediums include the written word, vocal performance and music.

First, The Unchained Tour's unique Bluebird bus will stop at the store 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6. Participants can expect an evening of raconteur delights from a variety of performers in support of independent, local book stores. Tickets, expected to go fast, are $15 each and are on sale now at the store or by clicking the link at the end of this blog.

Next, Donna's Americana will cue up its first concert of 2012 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15 at the BAG with Austin, Texas musicians Sam Baker and Gurf Morlix. Prepare for musical story telling to please the ears as told via these unique talents. Opening the evening will be Tallahassee native Grant Peeples. Tickets are $15 regular or $7.50 for students with valid ID, and will be available at the door or in advance at the store. 

Last, Georgia Rambler Charles Salter, famed Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist who traveled the South to interview some of its most interesting residents, will amble into the store 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23. Sit back and enjoy the rambler as he recollects some of his most interesting experiences. This event is free to the public and more information about book singings will be forthcoming.