The Hangar Round is a concert series hosted by Leo DiSanto, featuring performances in the round from outstanding regional and touring songwriters!

The Hangar provides an intimate space for a true listening room experience where music fans can become fully absorbed and transported by the lyrics and stories of modern-day troubadours.

This show will feature performances in the round by:

Liz Fulmer
Tuck Ryan
Leo DiSanto

They'll share the stage at the Hangar, swapping songs and stories and talking shop.

Doors open at 6:30 pm, show begins at 7 pm. Food and drinks available for purchase during the event.

Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door if any remain. (Get a load'a that deep discount - your reward for purchasing in advance so we can plan appropriately!)

** Please note that while renovations to improve accessibility are in the works, the building is not fully accessible at this time. There are three steps to get in the front entrance from the Philadelphia Street sidewalk. **

York Story Slam is a monthly gathering where anyone can take a turn at the microphone and tell a TRUE story based on that month's theme. Learn more and see upcoming themes at yorkstoryslam.com.

Our series is part of the growing regional offering of open mic story slam events that began with West Chester Story Slam in 2010 and grew to include Delco Story Slam, our sister series Lancaster Story Slam, Harrisburg Story Slam, and Shippensburg Story Slam. If you're a fan of The Moth, NPR's This American Life, or Philadelphia's First Person Arts Story Slam, you're going to love having this monthly event on your calendar.

York Story Slam live events take place in downtown York on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 pm. Join us to listen and perhaps share your own story.

You can come and simply listen to other people tell stories, or you can sign up to tell your own story. Storytellers register upon arrival and we'll draw 10 names from a hat to tell their stories according to the following rules:

• Story should reflect the theme of that evening

• Story should be true to the best of your recollection

• Should be your story - you are the/a central character

• Story should be about five minutes long

• No notes, no props - just you and the microphone

Three judges are chosen from the audience and each storyteller is given scores based on content and presentation. We don’t take the competition part too seriously - it’s all about having a fun night together hearing each other's stories - but the storyteller with the top score at each event wins an exclusive York Story Slam journal set from our friends at Story Supply Co and earns a spot in our Grand Slam at the end of the season.

In addition to the live event, we'll post the stories to our YouTube channel and feature selected stories from each event in our monthly podcast (available for free wherever you get your podcasts). Storytellers must sign a release granting us permission to post their performance in order to participate; they retain all rights to their stories.

York Story Slam is a monthly gathering where anyone can take a turn at the microphone and tell a TRUE story based on that month's theme. Learn more and see upcoming themes at yorkstoryslam.com.

Our series is part of the growing regional offering of open mic story slam events that began with West Chester Story Slam in 2010 and grew to include Delco Story Slam, our sister series Lancaster Story Slam, Harrisburg Story Slam, and Shippensburg Story Slam. If you're a fan of The Moth, NPR's This American Life, or Philadelphia's First Person Arts Story Slam, you're going to love having this monthly event on your calendar.

York Story Slam live events take place in downtown York on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 pm. Join us to listen and perhaps share your own story.

You can come and simply listen to other people tell stories, or you can sign up to tell your own story. Storytellers register upon arrival and we'll draw 10 names from a hat to tell their stories according to the following rules:

• Story should reflect the theme of that evening

• Story should be true to the best of your recollection

• Should be your story - you are the/a central character

• Story should be about five minutes long

• No notes, no props - just you and the microphone

Three judges are chosen from the audience and each storyteller is given scores based on content and presentation. We don’t take the competition part too seriously - it’s all about having a fun night together hearing each other's stories - but the storyteller with the top score at each event wins an exclusive York Story Slam journal set from our friends at Story Supply Co and earns a spot in our Grand Slam at the end of the season.

In addition to the live event, we'll post the stories to our YouTube channel and feature selected stories from each event in our monthly podcast (available for free wherever you get your podcasts). Storytellers must sign a release granting us permission to post their performance in order to participate; they retain all rights to their stories.

York Story Slam is a monthly gathering where anyone can take a turn at the microphone and tell a TRUE story based on that month's theme. Learn more and see upcoming themes at yorkstoryslam.com.

Our series is part of the growing regional offering of open mic story slam events that began with West Chester Story Slam in 2010 and grew to include Delco Story Slam, our sister series Lancaster Story Slam, Harrisburg Story Slam, and Shippensburg Story Slam. If you're a fan of The Moth, NPR's This American Life, or Philadelphia's First Person Arts Story Slam, you're going to love having this monthly event on your calendar.

York Story Slam live events take place in downtown York on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 pm. Join us to listen and perhaps share your own story.

You can come and simply listen to other people tell stories, or you can sign up to tell your own story. Storytellers register upon arrival and we'll draw 10 names from a hat to tell their stories according to the following rules:

• Story should reflect the theme of that evening

• Story should be true to the best of your recollection

• Should be your story - you are the/a central character

• Story should be about five minutes long

• No notes, no props - just you and the microphone

Three judges are chosen from the audience and each storyteller is given scores based on content and presentation. We don’t take the competition part too seriously - it’s all about having a fun night together hearing each other's stories - but the storyteller with the top score at each event wins an exclusive York Story Slam journal set from our friends at Story Supply Co and earns a spot in our Grand Slam at the end of the season.

In addition to the live event, we'll post the stories to our YouTube channel and feature selected stories from each event in our monthly podcast (available for free wherever you get your podcasts). Storytellers must sign a release granting us permission to post their performance in order to participate; they retain all rights to their stories.