Tell Us Something

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Tell Us Something presents live storytelling on the theme Tell Us Something is exited to bring you another evening of live storytelling!

Mark your calendars! Tickets are on sale NOW for "Self-Evident" on January 20th at The George and Jane Dennison Theater. Come listen, connect, and support community storytelling! You can also sign up to volunteer and get great merch!

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Feeling inspired? Pitch your true story for our upcoming "Self-Evident" event! The deadline is January 3rd. Call the pitch line and tell us the beginning, middle, and end of your three-minute story (no cliffhangers!).

www.tellussomething.org/tell-a-story

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The October show, "Walk on the Wild Side," was incredible, featuring stories about grizzly bear encounters, solo travel risks, an unfortunate fire, and finding true callings. Re-live the stories in our photo gallery @ tellussomething.org & look out for them soon on our podcast and YouTube channel! 🎧

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🍁 November Gratitude & Story Updates!
What a fantastic autumn! A huge THANK YOU to our community—your generosity made our October event a massive success! We raised $2,265.92 in donations with a $2,000 Boar member match, directly supporting our mission of bringing true stories to life.

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To reserve your spot for the November 2nd sound bath, visit www.ritualyogamissoula.com.

This immersive experience supports Tell Us Somthing's mission of fostering connection and understanding through storytelling. With 100% of the proceeds benefiting Tell Us Something's transformative work in the Missoula community and beyond.

For the love of live storytelling, experience deep relaxation with a didgeridoo sound bath led by Mandela at Ritual Yoga. A fundraiser for Tell Us Something, Sunday, November 2nd.

Thanks to our media sponsors, MissoulaEvents.Net, Mike’s Print and Copy, The Roxy Theater, & Missoula Broadcasting Company.

And thanks to our in-kind sponsors, Float Missoula and Joy!ce of Tile.

We are so grateful to all of you!

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Thanks to our Stewardship sponsor Marsh McLennan Agency, allowing us to provide free tickets to over 60 deserving individuals who otherwise may not be able to attend a cultural event like Tell Us Something.

Thanks to our accessibility sponsor Park Side Credit Union allowing us to provide American Sign Language interpreters for the event.

Thank you to our Storyteller Sponsors The Good Food Store, and EXIT Realty Missoula helping us to pay our storytellers.

As we're getting ready to produce the podcast, we're overcome with gratitude for all of our sponsors who helped to make the October 7, 2025 Tell Us Something - Live Storytelling on the theme "Walk on the Wild Side" event possible!

As one of our storytellers said this afternoon, "Thank you all for holding space for kindness, joy and inspiration...."

What an incredible night! Thank you to all of you who came out to celebrate community though the power of stories.

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Can’t make it? Consider a donation!

Can't make it to Tell Us Something? Your support still matters! Ticket sales don't cover all our costs, so please consider a donation to help keep our stories alive. Every bit helps! Thank you!

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Seating begins at 6 PM. Seating is 1st come 1st served and is general admission.

Please plan to come early and get settled in. Storytelling will begin at 7 PM.

You'll be screened by security and then you can proceed to have your ticket scanned.

Get ready for an evening packed with captivating tales, heartwarming moments, and a few laughs (or gasps!). Our talented storytellers are ready to take you on journeys that will spark your imagination and leave you wanting more.

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There are still some tickets remaining, so be sure to tell your friends to get their tickets before they are gone.

Get them here: tellussomething.org

When you arrive at the theater, please have your ticket ready. This can be on your phone or printed.

For ease of ticket scanning, please turn your phone's brightness up all of the way. If you have a printed ticket, ensure that the fold is not on the QR code.

Click the “VIEW TICKET” button in order to retrieve your tickets. When you do, a new webpage opens with your tickets.

On the new webpage, you have the opportunity to download your tickets, add them to your digital (Apple or Google) wallet, or print them.

Firstly -- "Where is my ticket?"

When you purchased your ticket, you received an email from Humanatix (order@humanitix.com) w/PDF digital tickets. When you arrive at the theatre, please have your ticket ready on your phone or printed. Here is an example of what your ticket looks like:

We are thrilled you will be joining us for a wonderful evening of storytelling. The night you've been waiting for is almost upon us! We're thrilled to welcome you to the Fall Tell Us Something event.

Here are the details that you need to know.

GOT A TICKET? AWESOME! ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

If you purchased a ticket to the Tell Us Something "Walk on the Wild Side'' storytelling event at Dennison Theatre, here are all the details you need to know. didn't get a ticket yet? No problem! Tickets still available: tellussomething.org

See you tomorrow night! Let's get wild! 😉

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Time is ticking and tickets are going fast. Secure your spot for a night that will have you laughing, maybe crying, and definitely thinking.

NOW IS THE TIME: tellussomething.org

A night of true, unscripted stories—from the thrilling to the hilarious—all about those moments where people threw caution to the wind. Think surprising adventures, unexpected detours, and the kind of decisions you only make once (or maybe twice!).

GET TICKETS: tellussomething.org