Historic Enid in north central Oklahoma has been busy revitalizing their downtown since 2000. As a result, they have a wonderful community event they call "First Friday". Businesses and community unite to light up the heart of the town.
On Dec. 3, 2010 at around 6 p.m. in one of the stores fronting the square, storyteller and author Marilyn A. Hudson will be on hand to share some stories for children twelve and under. The stories will be historic, seasonal, and great fun!
Hudson has been sharing stories for many years, and in fact got started in storytelling while working for Enid Public Schools "way back when"... Since then, Hudson has appeared at numerous venues across the state. She has shared tales at the historic Overholser, the Lawton community Theater, the OKC Arts Festival, Wintertales, and in schools and libraries. She is a member of the National Storytelling Network, the Oklahoma Territory Tellers, the Oklahoma Association of Storytellers, Oklahoma Presenters and Performers, and the Organization of American Historians.
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