Story artists,
let's open our imaginations wide!

Rachael Harrington is a performance storyteller whose work has taken her around the globe, presenting imagination infused folk and fairy tale programming at some some of the top arts venues, cultural institutions, and companies such as Rutgers University, The New York Public Library, and Salesforce. She graduated from Pratt Institute with her Art Education/Illustration degree and has taught visual art as both a public school art teacher and a teaching artist outside of the public school system. She now performs stories, workshops, and talks at festivals and conferences including The National Storytelling Summit, The American Association of School Libraries Conference, The Story Center at Mid-Continent Public Library, Summer On The Hudson Festival and is a regular at The Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling. Her writing has appeared in Storytelling Magazine, School Library Connection, and Voices Journal and she is the creator of the blog and podcast called The Fairy Tale Art Cart, which fuses stories with music and art making prompts. She is the proud mom of three kids who she fondly thinks of as "Beginning, Middle, and End", and is an enthusiastic urban gardener trying to grow veggies from her spot in The Bronx, NYC.