As the currently raging pandemic makes it almost impossible for children to move out of home and visit places, let alone the Bakul Library, BAKUL has decided to come home to children and parents on their digital screens.
Having played a significant role in promoting storytelling in Bhubaneswar with regular sessions at the library and having curated and co-organised the Bhubaneswar Festival of Storytelling (BhuFeSto) during the Hockey World Cup in 2018with BDA and Odisha Tourism, BAKUL now brings Storytime @ 9. In this, every Saturday at 9pm, storytellers from different countries will come live on the Bakul Foundation page on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in an attempt to bring bedtime storytelling to digital platforms.
Storytime @ 9 will be LIVE simultaneously on Facebook and YouTube every Saturday at 9 pm. To join the session, you need to follow/like BAKUL on either of the following social media platforms and be online on any of these handles at 9 pm on Saturday.
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