Woodstock&rsquo\;s favorite storyteller is back for more family friendly tales.
\n\nJim May is waiting for the groundhog. How about you? Come hear Jim&rsquo\;s stories celebrating the ground hogs arrival at Home State Bank on Saturday\, January 31st at 10 am.
\n\nJim May is an Emmy Award-winning storyteller and writer. His collection of stories\, THE FARM ON NIPPERSINK CREEK\, won a best book award from the Public Librarian Association. He is cofounder of the Illinois Storytelling Festival and for 20 years it&rsquo\;s artistic director. He was inducted into the National Storytelling &ldquo\;Circle of Excellence&rdquo\; (Hall Of Fame) in the year 2000.
\n\nHe has toured the U.S. and Europe\, presenting at schools\, storytelling and folk festivals\, as an artist/author in residence at schools and universities\, and in nonprofit and corporate venues emphasizing the role of myth\, story\, and culture in the personal\, family and community context.
\n\nChicagoans know him from his appearances on WGN&rsquo\;s Roy Leonard Show and from the Studs Terkel radio show on WFMT-FM. He received a 1989 Chicago Emmy award for a WTTW-Channel 11 production of his original story\, &ldquo\;A Bell For Shorty.&rdquo\;
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