Storytelling festivals preserve traditional methods through a combination of oral traditions and performance. Storytellers train in the art of narration, often relying on age-old techniques passed down through generations. These festivals promote the sharing of cultural narratives, encouraging community participation while reinforcing cultural identity. Workshops often teach young and aspiring storytellers about their heritage and the significance of folklore. By fostering an environment of exchange and collaboration, storytelling festivals keep these traditions alive and relevant for new audiences, ensuring their survival in contemporary culture.