With: PAUL NORMANDIN, JON FORTENBURY, JACK DARLING

Join us on the front lawn for a night of Moth-style true personal stories. The theme of this Stories on the Lawn is “family revisited.” Celebrated storytellers will share personal short stories of birth families, found families, fights, forgiveness, and finding the way home.*

*Stories on the Lawn deals with adult themes such as drug use and domestic abuse. Parental guidance is suggested.

Looking for the bar? Our friends from Still Austin Whiskey Co will be on site serving delicious cocktails. Coming by car? The Neill-Cochran House Museum features free parking behind the museum for attendees.

Cost: $15 for nonmembers, $5 for students. All proceeds support the Neill-Cochran House Museum.

This performance will be held primarily outside on the spacious front lawn with social distancing measures in place. Attendees are welcome to tour the Museum before the performance. Free parking is available behind the Museum.

Learn more and get tickets at: https://www.nchmuseum.org/nchm-events/sotl-familyrevisited

About the Neill-Cochran House Museum

The Neill-Cochran House Museum is an independent nonprofit that preserves and reflects the experience of some of Austin’s earliest residents. Built in 1855, the house and slave quarters and the collections they display shed light on the local, individual, and political history of our always-growing city. Today, the Museum features rotating exhibits, a speaker series called "Modern Times," and free monthly events for the entire family. The main house is among the oldest residences still standing in Austin. The site is also home to the only remaining intact slave quarters in the city.