North Country Region: New York State Performers, Programmers & Related Resources for Public Libraries & Groups


Performer Information
Stage name:	Lonna McKeon Pierce
Performer name:	Lonna McKeon-Pierce
Phone:	607-625-4725
Mailing address:	2 Eland Drive Apalachin, NY 13732
E-mail address:	lonnastory@yahoo.com
Previous appearances at:	Moore Memorial Library, Charles F. Johnson Library, Endicott, NY, Broome County Public Library, Sand Lake Town Library, Rensselaerville Library Contact information for New York State Public Libraries
Information last updated:	04/11/2012

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Program
Category
Description
Fee

Remembering Anna Marlak: A Trunk Show on Immigration History,
Multicultural- Other,
Performing Arts- Storytelling

This one-woman show uses artifacts from Mrs. Pierce's grandmother, as she re-tells her immigrant journey all alone, through Ellis Island, to Binghamton, NY, in 1907. This makes the ordeal understandable, powerful,and personal. The storyteller draws each item from the trunk, including photographs, costumes, and small treasures from the Russian and Armenian cultures. The trunk is the very same used by Mr. Pierce's grandmother, who escaped the Armenian Genocide in the early 1900's. Audience members are encouraged to preserve oral histories and artifacts of their ancestors to help understand themselves better; and realize what gifts and curses run through their family history.
$201- $350

A Visit with Laura Ingalls Wilder History,
Literature- Authors,
Performing Arts- Storytelling

Master storyteller, Lonna Pierce, comes in costume and brings period artifacts of the late 1800s. She re-tells stories from the Little House on the Prairie series, tying in history, geography, cooking, dance, and music. Students will discover what it was to be a child 100 years ago!
$501- $1000

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Program	Category	Description	Fee
Remembering Anna Marlak: A Trunk Show on Immigration	History, Multicultural- Other, Performing Arts- Storytelling	This one-woman show uses artifacts from Mrs. Pierce's grandmother, as she re-tells her immigrant journey all alone, through Ellis Island, to Binghamton, NY, in 1907. This makes the ordeal understandable, powerful,and personal. The storyteller draws each item from the trunk, including photographs, costumes, and small treasures from the Russian and Armenian cultures. The trunk is the very same used by Mr. Pierce's grandmother, who escaped the Armenian Genocide in the early 1900's. Audience members are encouraged to preserve oral histories and artifacts of their ancestors to help understand themselves better; and realize what gifts and curses run through their family history.	$201- $350
A Visit with Laura Ingalls Wilder	History, Literature- Authors, Performing Arts- Storytelling	Master storyteller, Lonna Pierce, comes in costume and brings period artifacts of the late 1800s. She re-tells stories from the Little House on the Prairie series, tying in history, geography, cooking, dance, and music. Students will discover what it was to be a child 100 years ago!	$501- $1000