Tenx9 is a storytelling event where nine people have up to ten minutes each to tell a true story from their own life.

Founded in Belfast in 2011 by Paul Doran and Pádraig Ó Tuama (more details about the founders and company here).

Upcoming events here.

Submit your stories here.

Bring Tenx9 to your workplace.

Tenx9 is always free. If you like what we do and want to support us you can through Patreon.

During Covid-19 we moved to Zoom - watch our Zoom evenings on our YouTube channel here.

Your hospitality and the sheer joy of the evening is visceral. What an evening it was too. Such an honour to be among these people. 
— Judith
It was cathartic. It was liberating. It was uplifting. It was therapeutic. It was....FREE. Tenx9 is my therapy.
— Paul B.
It’s the most amazing event - funny, supportive, brave and a true sense of people. I applaud you massively.
— Siobhan
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we love stories

everybody has a story. ordinary stories, extraordinary stories, stories that delight, entertain, educate, stories that make you laugh, think, hope and cry. stories are the raw material from which we live our lives. 

 

 fiction is great, but tenx9 is not  for fiction stories. our events are for telling real stories only. 

each month has a theme, and it's amazing how one theme can produce so many varieties of story.  

everybody has a story. come and share or come and listen. 

contact us here

interested in having Tenx9 at your workplace? we offer story mentoring, editing, presentation, bespoke events catered for your workplace and an amazing team-building event. for more details about Tenx9 at your workplace, click here.

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where do we meet? 

we meet once a month in belfast, in the black box on hill street. 

you'll find the dates of our upcoming events here. 

 

we are delighted to have other tenx9 events around the world:

Tenx9 Nashville

Tenx9 London

Tenx9 Chicago

Tenx9 Rijjsen

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everybody is welcome

we hold our events in open spaces and our storytellers are a mixture of people from a variety of backgrounds, identities and ideologies. 

we've had people read stories, tell stories, sing stories, use powerpoint, bring little items, get us dancing, and doing action songs. 

there are only nine places for storytellers, and about 180 in the audience.

please note that while we podcast some of the stories, we do not allow audience members to record/broadcast/publish stories without permission both of the storytellers and of Tenx9