Ghost Voices Storytelling Event

One b/w photograph of the Wheeler/Stallard House with baby Albert Stallard sitting on the front lawn. There is a dog standing near the porch. The image is dated 1907. It also says that Albert died of diptheria at the age of 12.
Photo | AHS Collection

Join Voices and Aspen Historical Society at the Wheeler/Stallard Museum for an evening of storytelling, music, and connection.

The past has a way of speaking to us. Join Voices and local storytellers for stories about the people, memories, and past lives that continue to shape who we are today. Storytellers from the community will share a story about a past life — their own or someone else’s. Stories can take us somewhere unexpected, connect us to the past, and remind us of the voices that stay with us.

We’ll also be joined by singer-songwriter Toddy Walters for live music.

After the performance, enjoy complimentary refreshments and treats provided by Paradise Bakery, plus, the Wheeler/Stallard Museum will be open for visitors to step back in time to Victorian Aspen on the first floor, and the radical 1980s on the second floor with the new exhibition Aspen in Excess: the 1980s.

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Ghost Voices Storytelling Event

When

September 12

September 12, 2026 from 4–6:30pm

Location

Wheeler/Stallard Museum

620 W. Bleeker St.

Cost

Free
4 pm performance
5 pm reception