 | Patricia Snow has performed at the Dickens Festival, Tellabration!, and other storytelling concerts. She served as the coordinator for Inland Valley Storytellers for 3 years.
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 | John St. Clair is a teacher at Vina Danks Middle School in Ontario and has been teaching for 32 years. As a storyteller, he is particularly interested in folk tales and children's literature. John made his debut as a public storyteller at the Tellabration! 2003 concert and has been enjoying performing at various venues ever since. He also produced the spring 2006 concert, the Tellabration! 2006 concert and the spring 2007 concert for Inland Valley Storytellers. Currently he is the coordinator, treasurer, and webmaster for Inland Valley Storytellers.
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 | Chris St. Clair is an accupressurist, marriage and family therapist, and avid storyteller. Chris helps her clients find meaning in the telling of their own stories. She produced "The Tellers of Tales," a spring concert for Inland Valley Storytellers, in 2005.
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 | Sara Truitt is a psychotherapist, writer, and storyteller. As a psychotherapist, Sara helps her clients find meaning in the telling and re-telling of their own stories. As a writer, Sara delves deeply into her own personal and cultural history, and as a storyteller she chooses to tell stories that provide connection and give honor to her own feminine Jewish ancestry. She was the producer of Tellabration! 2005.
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 | Suzanne Diaz is an English as a Second Language teacher with an interest in music and drama who enjoys telling folk tales from around the world.
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 | Nick Smith has been a storyteller for a number of years, performing at festivals for both children and adults. He coordinates the storytelling track of the Summer Solstice Festival and produced our Tellabration! 2004 event. He also belongs to San Gabriel Valley Storytellers, which he has organized for many years. He works with children and teens at the Pasadena Public Library.
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 | Karen Rae Kraut has been telling stories since 1990. She has toured for the Smithsonian Institution and earned a M.A. in Storytelling from East Tennessee State University. Her CD of stories, songs and poems received a National Parenting Publications Honors Award and an iParenting Media Award.
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 | Loryn Longbrake found her voice in 1999 when she took her first storytelling class. She has been telling stories nationally and abroad ever since. Loryn obtained her Master's Degree in Storytelling from East Tennessee State University in May 2005. Also a writer, Loryn delights in sharing personal stories and her own recreations of folk and fairy tales, as well as literary stories. Loryn is also known as "Word Weaver Woman." Her motto is: "Storytelling: It's not just for children anymore!" She can be reached at wordweaverwoman@earthlink.net or by calling 909-963-2173.
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Arvee Robinson is the founder of Inland Valley Storytellers.