Our researchers are currently compiling stories for our first publication about the ghosts around Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina.

We'll be announcing news about this project following our autumn events, so follow our socials or subscribe to our newsletter for more updates. 

Campfire Stories of the Carolinas

Written and Directed by Elizabeth Z. Pardue

Watch Full Performance

Our first original production, "Moonlight Frights" debuted Halloween weekend 2021 at the Fuquay-Varina Arts Center. Written by Elizabeth Z Pardue, this spooky comedy presents North Carolina history through stories of its most beloved legends. An ensemble cast takes audiences from the Appalachians to the Outer Banks to meet monsters, ghosts, witches, and Blackbeard himself.

Watch the full production on YouTube at the full-moon logo link!

This family-friendly one-act performance is as educational as it is hilarious and was written with local primary-grade curricula in mind. Currently, the Sisterhood working on publishing this script for public licensing. If your local theatre or school is interested in licensing this play for private production, let us know! Serious inquiries only.

The Sisterhood of Spirits is a collective of storytellers, folklorists, artists, & historians from all walks of life and beyond.

After generations of research, we're proud to share our love of Southern lore and traditions through storytelling events, ghost tours, theatrical productions, and published anthologies.

Aside from our storytelling ventures, we strive to carry on our traditions of folk remedies and "granny magic" through apparel, wearable art, medicinal teas, and house decor. We're always offering something new!

We have a mission to honor and preserve the type of Southern history that is best told around campfires, created in kitchens, grown in gardens, or shared on front porches. 

S'get yaself a glass of sweet brew and mosey around.