Telling stories in the Spa City

posted Sep 13, 2011 at 4:00 PM

Following up on the success of the Front Parlor Series in Troy, there's now a storytelling night in Saratoga. "Saratoga Speaks: Telling Stories in the Spa City" is scheduled for Monday, September 19 at Virgil's in downtown Saratoga (remember to turn off your phone). The theme for the night is appropriate: "Firsts." It's organized by Tim Dawkins.

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