Oldest City Tales: They Keep Coming!

The Three Tellers are happy to be together again at The Waterworks for another rendition of their Oldest City Tales. They first appeared during the 2015 Romanza Festivale of Culture and the Arts.

Margaret Kaler grew up in St. Augustine listening to her Mother’s stories and joining Little Theater productions in the Waterworks building.  She has been telling stories of St. Augustine’s history since she worked in what was then called the “Spanish Quarter” in 1977.

Wayne and Jane Sims, The Storytelling Sims, are humorists, historians, and tandem tellers who research and develop programs based on historical figures and events that are usually related to St. Augustine and Florida. Coincidentally, Wayne and Jane were married in the Waterworks 31 years ago!  Don’t miss these incredible StoryTellers and enjoy a journey through history.

FREE off-street parking for The Waterworks is accessed through the St. Johns County Main Library parking area at 1960 N. Ponce de Leon Boulevard, St. Augustine.  There is no entrance for parking at The Waterworks available via San Marco Avenue.

General Admission:  $10 at the door. Information at: Storybuff@aol.com