Jan 8, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

The Moth x The Drawing Center: Story-Telling Workshop on Voice of Space

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Join us for a two-hour workshop with The Moth's storytelling facilitators to develop your storytelling skills in preparation for our upcoming StorySLAM event on January 15, featuring stories about UFOs and paranormal phenomena, the unknown, and mysteries of the universe.

The Moth Community Engagement Program provides the space, tools, and expertise for people to practice the art and craft of personal storytelling. In this workshop, you'll shape a life experience of your choosing into a well-crafted story. Experienced Moth instructors will guide you through recognizing the elements of a compelling story, exploring a unique story of your own, and connecting more deeply with others in the room. You can choose a story from any corner of your life—you don't need to have it identified beforehand, as brainstorming story ideas is part of the workshop.

Whether you register for this introductory workshop or not, everyone is encouraged to attend the StorySLAM on January 15 (7–9 p.m. in our galleries), where attendees selected at random will have the opportunity to share their stories.

Please note that ASL (American Sign Language) interpretation will be available for this event.

Levon Henry

Musician Levon Henry will provide musical accompaniment and timekeeping for the evening's event.

Levon Henry is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and theorist based in New York City. While primarily associated with saxophones & clarinets (whether for Julian Lage, Paula Cole, or Jib Kidder), he creates original music on a variety of instruments, including keyboards, guitar, and voice. Levon is currently working on a video-album of solo performances for release in early 2026.
https://levonhenry.bandcamp.com/
IG: @leave__on
The Moth

The Moth is an acclaimed not-for-profit organization dedicated to the art and craft of personal storytelling. In its twenty year history, The Moth has presented more than twenty thousand stories, told live and without notes, by people from all walks of life to standing-room-only crowds worldwide. The Moth Podcast is downloaded more than forty-four million times a year, and the Peabody Award-winning The Moth Radio Hour airs weekly on more than 450 public radio stations nationwide. Since 2012, The Moth has reached thousands of middle and high school students with its Education Program based in New York City.

The Moth’s Community Program provides the tools, and expertise for people to practice the art and craft of personal storytelling. They partner with community organizations, cultural institutions, and non-profits to host workshops that inspire confidence and self-reflection and deepen connections within and between communities.

https://themoth.org/community

Generous support for Voice of Space: UFOs and Paranormal Phenomena is provided by Stephen Cheng, Kent Shao, the I.A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation, the Teiger Foundation, Sarah Arison, Martin and Rebecca Eisenberg, and Laurie and David Wolfert.