The Yarn uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding and create space for human connection.

We know a lot of folks couldn’t be with their moms on Mother's Day this year, so we used the power of story to bring families together.

On Mother’s Day 2020, the Yarn will be hosted a Facebook Watch Party about all types of motherhood - biological, adoptive, foster, chosen, symbolic, and more.

The Yarn uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding and create space for human connection.

We know a lot of folks couldn’t be with their moms on Mother's Day this year, so we used the power of story to bring families together.

On Mother’s Day 2020, the Yarn will be hosted a Facebook Watch Party about all types of motherhood - biological, adoptive, foster, chosen, symbolic, and more.

The Yarn uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding and create space for human connection.

We know a lot of folks couldn’t be with their moms on Mother's Day this year, so we used the power of story to bring families together.

On Mother’s Day 2020, the Yarn will be hosted a Facebook Watch Party about all types of motherhood - biological, adoptive, foster, chosen, symbolic, and more.

The Yarn uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding and create space for human connection.

We currently operate out of Little Rock, Arkansas, and all the stories you’re about to hear were performed live. Our shows are theme based and center on topics that come straight from our community.

The Black Lives Matter movement is complex and evolving. In an atmosphere of flash news cycles and clickbait headlines, the experiences of Black Americans are at risk of being reduced to this one line.

We partnered Washitaw Foothills Youth Media Arts & Literacy Council, with aim to present the unfiltered authenticity and diversity of Black Arkansan voices.

Tonight’s show was performed and live streamed on Friday October 23rd at Jason Tedford’s wolfman studios in little rock, Arkansas and the audience was composed of other storytellers.

The program contained some strong language which has not been censored.

The Yarn uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding and create space for human connection.

We currently operate out of Little Rock, Arkansas, and all the stories you’re about to hear were performed live. Our shows are theme based and center on topics that come straight from our community.

The Black Lives Matter movement is complex and evolving. In an atmosphere of flash news cycles and clickbait headlines, the experiences of Black Americans are at risk of being reduced to this one line.

We partnered Washitaw Foothills Youth Media Arts & Literacy Council, with aim to present the unfiltered authenticity and diversity of Black Arkansan voices.

Tonight’s show was performed and live streamed on Friday October 23rd at Jason Tedford’s wolfman studios in little rock, Arkansas and the audience was composed of other storytellers.

The program contained some strong language which has not been censored.

The Yarn uses the power of story to amplify voices, build understanding and create space for human connection.

We currently operate out of Little Rock, Arkansas, and all the stories you’re about to hear were performed live. Our shows are theme based and center on topics that come straight from our community.

The Black Lives Matter movement is complex and evolving. In an atmosphere of flash news cycles and clickbait headlines, the experiences of Black Americans are at risk of being reduced to this one line.

We partnered Washitaw Foothills Youth Media Arts & Literacy Council, with aim to present the unfiltered authenticity and diversity of Black Arkansan voices.

Tonight’s show was performed and live streamed on Friday October 23rd at Jason Tedford’s wolfman studios in little rock, Arkansas and the audience was composed of other storytellers.

The program contained some strong language which has not been censored.

On October 11th, 2019, the Human Rights Campaign Arkansas, The Yarn, and Clinton Presidential Center teamed up to perform stories at OUTLOUD Storytelling on National Coming Out Day.

The show was performed live at South on Main. Join us as we celebrate NCOD by featuring Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and allied Arkansans as they share stories of hardship, discrimination, love and acceptance. We have a terrific line up this year coached by the amazing Hilary Trudell of The Yarn..

On October 11th, 2019, the Human Rights Campaign Arkansas, The Yarn, and Clinton Presidential Center teamed up to perform stories at OUTLOUD Storytelling on National Coming Out Day.

The show was performed live at South on Main. Join us as we celebrate NCOD by featuring Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and allied Arkansans as they share stories of hardship, discrimination, love and acceptance. We have a terrific line up this year coached by the amazing Hilary Trudell of The Yarn..

On February 11th, The Yarn’s storytellers shared their stories of how pet adoption and their furry family members changed their lives

Pet friendship is one of humanity’s oldest truths. Humans and dogs have been companions for 14,000 years and cats have accepted human companionship for at least the last 10,000 years. .

On February 11th, The Yarn’s storytellers shared their stories of how pet adoption and their furry family members changed their lives

Pet friendship is one of humanity’s oldest truths. Humans and dogs have been companions for 14,000 years and cats have accepted human companionship for at least the last 10,000 years. .