We are Milk and Cookie Stories, a non-profit arts collective based in Dublin, Ireland. We’re looking to find out what stories our city has to tell.
We believe that storytelling and storyreading are arts that deserve to placed in the spotlight. Dublin needs a place… (more)
In the summer of 2010, we had a thought… what better way to encourage people to explore less familiar art forms than by throwing them together in one massive eclectic night-long celebration! So we thought a little more, and out of all that thinking, and… (more)
On the second Tuesday of the each month, Exchange Dublin is transformed into a giant living room. Duvets are unfurled, cushions are strewn, the walls are hung with fairy lights... and then the magic happens. We are Milk and Cookie Stories, a volunteer-run arts, storytelling and home-baking collective based in Dublin. Our group is founded on the belief that everyone has a story to tell. We aim to provide a place where people can do just that... a place with tea, cookies, cushions and friends. Stop by our event on the second Tuesday of any month! Whether you have a story to tell, or you just want to listen, we promise you an unforgettable night of tales and a full belly! And best of all, it’s all free!
We managed to make it out alive, with the help of an underground tunnel and a massively whistleable tune. But you can’t keep us away! No, we’ll be back – same bat time, same bat channel, and this time the second tuesday of the month of February falls on… you guessed it! So we’ll come up with something fun and suitable.
In the meantime though, if you want to have a say in how M&CS does its thing, come to our AGM this Saturday at 2pm in Exchange!
This Tuesday the 10th January in Exchange Dublin:
“Lord, it’s a miracle! Man up and vanished like a fart in the wind!”
~ Warden Samuel Norton, The Shawshank Redemption
Because it’s time for us to escape the corrupt prison…
“Why not just kill them? I’ll do it! I’ll run up to Paris – bam, bam, bam, bam. I’m back before week’s end. We spend the treasure. How is this a bad plan? ”
~Jacopo (The Count of Monte…
Evelyn Walsh with an original story about a woman who falls under the allure of a mysterious stranger.
Christopher Samuel Carroll with the magical tale of a young girl and the Wolf Prince.
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Because we have lots of love to share with you.
