Local storyteller Tony Robertson hosts family event at Aberdeen University Stalwart of traditional storytelling with an eye for an unusual tale, Tony Robertson will entertain families this evening with a series of stories set to dazzle the minds of his gathered audience. Part of the Scottish Storytelling Centre's "Once Upon a Journey" festival, which celebrates travelling communities and their storytelling traditions, Never-Ending Tales: a Family Story Night will see Tony relay his tales in the city's Old Aberdeen campus on Sunday, October 27. Organised by the Elphinstone Institute, the event is also free to attend. Descending from a long line of folk with a gift for the gab, Tony's stories are highly entertaining but also possess a deeper meaning that is not lost on the young and young at heart. Nicolas Le Bigre from the Elphinstone Institute, said: "We are delighted to welcome Tony Robertson to the University. Tony is a fantastic Aberdonian storyteller and I am sure both youngsters and adults alike will enjoy this event. Never-Ending Tales takes place in the MacRobert Building in room 613 and runs from 7pm until 8.45pm. Sadly, milk and cookies are not provided. In anticipation for this highly-imaginative event, we took a step into our readers" childhood imaginations to find out your favourite bedtime stories. @iChtefan cited classic fairytale Rumpelstilskin as her favourite bedtime read as a child. Whilst @shonaP87 recalled The Paper Bag Princess as a well-read book. Do you have a favourite story that brings back happy memories? Or have you passed your love of the written word onto your own children?