It was more than entertainment. It was a soul revival.
People from all walks of life stepped up to the mic to share their truth. Their humor. Their heartbreak. Their journey. And somewhere in the listening, I found a piece of myself again.
This WHRO article captured the heart of the festival beautifully:
Artists showcase heart and humor at Hampton Storytelling Festival – WHRO
The Power of Story
We all have a story. Whether we whisper it, write it, or live it loudly, it matters.
Your story may not be perfect. It may be messy, unfinished, or hard to tell. But that does not make it any less valuable.
One thing I walked away with is this: If you don’t tell your story, who will?
Not just the highlights, not just the struggles, but the moments in between. The quiet strength. The unspoken hope. The chapters you are still trying to write.