Linda Batlin

Storyteller

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About Linda

Linda Batlin is a storyteller and author from Boulder, Colorado where she has lived for over half of her life. She tells stories filled with wisdom and mirth for all ages in schools, libraries, festivals, museums, senior centers, summer camps, birthday parties, and other events. Her living history presentations of important women characters from Colorado history bring them to life.

Her repertoire is also filled with multicultural folktales from around the world such as Asian stories, animal stories, ghost stories, Jewish folktales, nature stories, puppets, etc. Linda has had the good fortune to trek, travel and climb in many parts of the world, many of them quite remote and exotic. Along the way she has collected folktales from the places she has visited. Please see the Programs Available page for programs she has created about some of the more unusual trips. Linda will tailor a program to fit your needs.

She is a contributing author to the books "Chili Today, Hot Tamale, and Other Tummy Tales" and "Ole! Posole! and Other Tummy Tales".

Affiliations

Linda is a member of the storytelling troupe The Traveling Rainbow Tellers.
She is an organizer of the Winter Festival of Stories at the Boulder Public Library each year.
She is the Co-President of the Rocky Mountain Storytellers Guild, a position she has held for several years.
She is a member of the National Storytelling Network.
She has served on the Board of the Rocky Mountain Storytellers Conference for four years.

Linda has told stories in numerous schools and libraries all over Colorado. Some of the many other venues where she has told are the following:

Colorado Chautauqua Association in Boulder, CO
Rocky Mountain Nature Association
Rocky Mountain National Park
Cloud Ridge Naturalists
Greeley Museums
Aurora History Museum
Hiwan Homestead House, Evergreen
Astor House Museum, Golden
Estes Park Museum
Fort Collins Museum
Four Mile Historic Park
Temple Emanuel in Denver
Town Hall Arts Center of Littleton
Rocky Mountain Storytellers Conference – several years
Winter Festival of Stories – several years
Rocky Mountain Storytelling Festival
Telabration Celebration in Sedona, AZ
Senior Centers
KGNU Radio – several times
KRFC Radio
Teens at Risk Project - working with troubled youth in a variety of institutions.