Step back in time and explore the fascinating history of textiles and quilting in early America with local historian and presenter Dana Bala. This engaging presentation examines the role fabrics, sewing, and quilting played in daily life during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Participants will discover how textiles were created, used, preserved, and passed down through generations. Learn about quilting traditions, craftsmanship, household life, and the historical significance of these treasured pieces. Enjoy an informative and interactive journey into the past through the stories, materials, and artistry that helped shape everyday life in early America.

Open to the public.