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Enchanting conference schedule

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Hey AFTS members! Last days to submit to the next ezine. Tasty treats and Culinary magic! Closing date Sep 1st.⁠
Artist member @erinclaireillustration is creating prints for these gorgeous fairytale illustrations. Support her on kickstarter.
Author Serene Conneeley ready for today's program at the AFTS Enchanting conference
Jill Webster has worked as a professional storyteller in Scotland and Australia. She has a degree in Performing Arts (Theatre) from the University of Western Sydney and studied with the Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre.⁠
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The Mooncatchers choir is a women's choir welcoming all women singers and creative souls. Our songs come from all corners of the globe and from the spirit. They celebrate the achievements of women in many languages and songs both old as the hills and newly spun by us. We meet on Monday mornings in Newtown at the Older Women’s Network. We will be presenting wild, fantastic, earthy, magical and real fairy tales as told to us and as we tell them through song and spoken word.⁠

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