Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.

Show & Tell Network was created by Deborah Pardes in 2006. It has held events in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Show & Tell is produced in private homes, engaging adults ages 18 and up to share objects as stories. Each participant has up to 5 minutes to tell a personal story about an object they are holding in their hands. Although Show & Tell is a child's activity in schools, this adult version connects communities through storytelling that celebrates diversity, travel, family and inter-generational sharing. It captures the whole range of human experiences.