CONTACT: Beth Hellman, Booking Agent: beth@transmitjoy.com or call (401) 272-8707
This year, woven within all programs are the themes of Hope, Laughter, Joy and Adventure…
Mark Binder offers author visits, storytelling programs and school assemblies for Early Learning, K-3, 4-6 and middle school audiences, all with compelling age-appropriate stories. Click here for more info on school programs.
WRITING RESIDENCIES
Mark's "Write It, Then Right It" writing residencies teach creativity, story structure and revision. They are designed for grades 3-5, middle and high school, university and adults.
Whether there's a campfire or not, Mark's stories for summer are awesomely fun ways to engage campers. An "old school" activity but with modern and age-appropriate sensibilities.
As an author who tells stories, Mark's programs in libraries engage both the reader and the listener. Mark offers year-round programs, and summer reading sets that follow the annual theme. Programs are tailored to family or adult audiences. (Ages 3-103).
COMMUNITY CENTERS, SYNAGOGUES, CHURCHES, MOSQUES, SENIOR CENTERS…
Storytelling brings diverse communities together. Mark's stories delight adults and families, warm the heart, and leave smiles behind.
THEATRICAL AND FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES
Mark has traveled the world sharing stories with adults, families and children of all ages. He has performed all over the USA, in Paris and Vienna, at the Sneem Storytelling Festival (Ireland), Mezrab (Amsterdam), Jewish Book Week (London), Sharing the Fire (Boston), L.A.U.G.H.S (Virginia) and more.
READING AND STORYTELLING FOR EARLY LEARNERS
Storytelling and reading aloud are two of the best ways to develop literacy skills Mark has a dynamic selection of interactive stories -- and some fun songs -- that keep young children (ages 3 and up) smiling, laughing and even cheering.
CONTACT: Beth Hellman, Booking Agent: beth@transmitjoy.com or call (401) 272-8707
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Mark has more than 150 stories in his repertoire as a performer. And he's always developing more.
While much of storytelling bridges communities and ages, some stories are for adults and some for young people.
We've arranged them by columns, but there's a lot of crossover.
In other words, if you don't see something you want… ask!
Storytelling and camp go together like marshmallows and campfires. When…
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"Highly recommended for public libraries anywhere who want to engage their audiences and send them away happier."
– Providence Public Library
From classics like "The Three Pigs" to the giant slug in…
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For more than two decades, Mark Binder has been telling stories to multicultural audiences of every generation.
"Our group of seniors really enjoyed Mark's stories and chatter. His skills on the harmonica were particularly enjoyable and provided a nice mix…
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for adults or families
Virtual, indoors, outdoors… in auditoriums and theaters…
Mark Binder's work will delight listeners of all ages.
“His stories are unique... told with an engaging style –making the most unbelievable of events completely plausible.” –…
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“Village stories that deftly lift a curtain on a world of friendly humor and touching details of Jewish life…. the jokes and human pathos are…
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How do we resolve conflicts?
Can we create peace?
With a blend of stories and demonstrations, Mark combines decades of martial arts experience with the gentle art of storytelling to raise issues and offer solutions.
The STORIES FOR PEACE workshop…
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Storytelling and reading aloud are two of the best ways to develop literacy skills
Mark has a dynamic selection of interactive stories -- and some fun songs -- that keep young children (ages 3 and up) smiling, laughing and even…
Read more
