Do Tell!

A Special Evening of Storytelling

APRIL 9, 2026 | 7 — 9 PM
MOXI Theater

Join us for live storytelling from friends, neighbors and community members!

These stories are not the work of professional presenters but are based upon the experiences of local, everyday people who have been selected through an audition process to tell their stories. The selected storytellers offer an array of topics with personal and unique experiences that have had an important impact on the storyteller’s life. Some of the stories are funny, others enlightening or inspirational.

2026 Speakers

Our 4 outstanding speakers, all connected to Greeley, will share their stories of singing off-key while serving Mother Teresa, searching for car keys and finding a miracle, creating Herstory and finding the courage to be a poet.

Felisha Bustos

How My Story Created HerStory

Felisha Bustos is an artist, a visionary, and the founder of HerStory, a creative movement with the mantra, “art for women, by women, to tell HerStory to the world.” For nearly three decades, she has worked professionally as a fine art painter. Felisha’s work bridges fine art, personal development, and community connection. Through her coaching and teaching, she helps people creatively reframe their lives with faith and inspired perspective. A mother, grandmother, and lifelong Greeley resident, Felisha is passionate about wellness, personal growth, and building spaces where authenticity and beauty thrive.

Stacey Campbell

An Everyday Kind of Miracle

Stacey Campbell has spent most of his life creating and telling stories in one form or another. A writer, broker, and actor/director with the Stampede Troupe in Greeley, he balances work, creativity, and an enthusiastic (some might say obsessive) commitment to pickleball. When he’s not writing or helping bring productions to life onstage, Stacey can usually be found outdoors, camping with his dogs, or co-hosting the pop-culture podcast Dukin’ It Out with his daughter. Stacey has been married to his partner Ann for more than three decades, and he is the proud father of three children, plus a loyal canine supporting cast that occasionally steals the spotlight.

Rocio Flores

How I Learned to Love Myself in a Few Short Verses

Rocio B. Flores is a first-generation immigrant writer, artist, and mental health peer support specialist. She recently published her debut poetry collection, Untying You From Me. As a self-taught visual artist and performing poet, Rocio’s work explores deconstructing faith, intergenerational trauma, and the study of the “self.” She is a mother, caretaker, and lifelong advocate for marginalized voices. Rocio lives in Northern Colorado with her family and their loving cat, and she can most often be found drinking coffee, eating Hot Cheetos, and chasing her toddler.

Ruth Warner

My Off Key Adventure in India

Ruth Warner spent most of her childhood moving from Army post to Army post, including time in Japan and Germany. When her parents retired, they settled in Greeley, where she attended high school and college. Ruth taught foreign languages in Colorado at high school and college levels and has traveled extensively, including many trips with students. Although she is now retired, Ruth still works with various organizations to bring Americans together with other cultures.


Do Tell! Speakers Workshop

Are you intrigued or possibly interested in telling your story at this event?

To acquaint potential speakers with our program and to explain how to become a live storyteller, we hosted a free workshop.

Greeley Creative District representatives provided an overview of the event including:

  • How to submit a story to present

  • The process for selection

  • The coaching and support provided to help speakers present their stories at the event

Watch a recording of the 2023 Speakers Workshop to learn more about the makings of a good story, get presentation tips and for a summary of the process we use during the Do Tell! production schedule.


Relive Past Do Tell! Events

Watch the full playlist of stories from each year in the players below or visit our Youtube channel to select individual stories from each year’s event.

2025 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Megan Martinez, Ila Leavy, Odalis Canchola, Trey Martin, Winna MacClaren

2023 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Emily Jorgensen, Jason Harrington, Drew Esquivel, Brooklyn Larimore, Nick Combs

2019 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Betzy Valdez, Emmy Royse, Heather Bean, Jim Murphy, Ron Worley, Sultan Ahmad

2017 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Danielle Bock, Dr. Robert Kahn, Josh Aho, Michael Olivier, Sandi Elder, Shawna Cranmer

2024 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Dana Buckingham, Susan Bromley, Luluya Tekle, Travis Krause, Dr. Karen Barton, Dr. Melanie Peffer

2022 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Tim Coons, Paloma Barraza & Jane Thompson, Cristobal (Chris) Garcia, Ale Spray, Ray A. Mondragon, Jr., Ed Edmunds

2018 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Allison Dunning, Diana Vasquez, Jordan Yates, Mitzi Moran, Rosalva Haro Lyons, Sarah Wooten

2016 Do Tell! Performances

Featuring: Trent Johnson, Wendy Klein, Sylvia Falconer, Ruben Gonzalez, McKayla Gray, Linde Thompson, Guillermo Gii Astorga


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