Dan and Annie are known as Harvest Home. They each do solo performances but also love Tandem Telling together where they often weave in music. Between them they play six different instruments and sing — Dan plays guitar, banjo, fiddle and Annie plays mandolin, pennywhistle, concertina.

They can create just the right combination of Tales & Tunes to fit your event needs.

In a former life, Annie was a children’s librarian and Dan was a college professor/administrator.

• Music with Storytelling since 2007
• Pine Valley Heritage Days, Campground, Community events (Southern Utah)  since 2015
• Story Crossroads Festival (Murray, Utah) since 2016
• Honey Harvest Festival (Grantsville, Utah) (Dan) 2016
• AppleSeed Radio BYU (Dan) 2016
• Jewish Community Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) 2016
• Lincoln Elementary School (Salt Lake City, Utah)(Annie) 2 years
• Ceili at the Roundhouse (Evanston, Wyoming) 2 years
• Weber Storytelling Festival—(including School and Senior Ctr outreach) (Ogden Utah) since 2017
• Clearfield Storytelling Nights  since 2017
• StoryMine KPCW radio (Park City, Utah) (Annie) 2017
• Pioneer Trek storytellers/musicians (Wyoming) 2017
• Teton Storytelling and arts Festival (Rexburg, Idaho) 2017
• Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Conferences since 2017
• Clinton Storytelling Nights  since 2018
• Historical Stories recorded by the Hutchings Museum in Lehi, Utah (Dan) 2018
• Wasatch Theatre Company (SLC, Ut) 2019
• Cove Fort Historical Site (Cove Fort, Utah) 2019
• Babcock Theatre (University of Utah) 2019
• Leonardo Museum (SLC, Utah) 2019
• Murray City Summer Series 2019
• Pioneer Village (Provo, Utah) 2019
• Welcoming America (Salt lake County Tales & Tunes) 2019 & 2020
• Salt Lake County Library System—virtual folktales (Annie) 2020
• Sagewood at Daybreak assisted living center (SJO, Utah) 2020
• Coyote Tales—(Southern Utah’s moth-style stories) (Annie) 2020
• Elementary schools
• Libraries
• Private events

As co-chairs (Annie & Dan) of the Olympus Chapter since 2018, we’ve taught Storytelling, led discussions, shown national teller video clips, brought in presenters and tellers our chapter would enjoy and learn from– something new every month.