<p>Hall Pratt</p>
                                 <p>Submitted Photo</p>

Hall Pratt

Submitted Photo

Ever wish you could catch a leprechaun? Would you know what to do if you did? Leprechaun expert and master storyteller Hal Pratt will share his years of research to show you what leprechauns really look like, how they dress, where they live, how to catch one, AND what to do if you do catch one, on Saturday, March 15 at 11 a.m. at the Dietrich Theater in downtown Tunkhannock. This event is free and is suitable for all ages. You just have to be wise enough to believe.

All are welcome to come and listen to a master storyteller weave his tales.

Hal Pratt has been a librarian and storyteller for the past 40+ years. Besides leprechauns, he knows all about ghosts and haunts, wee folk of all sizes, wonder tales, fairy tales, folk tales and animal tails of all sizes.

His stories have appeared in Highlights for Children, Plays, and various small press magazines. His children’s book, “The Diamond Button” may be borrowed from Tunkhannock Public Library.

Tickets for the Leprechaun Lore presentation are available by calling 570-836-1022 x3 or at the ticket booth while they last.

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