Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts
Saturday-Sunday, June 28th-29th
Reserve Your Spot beginning Monday, March 10th!
Generously funded by MA250, “Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts” is a hands-on celebration of the Bay State’s pivotal role in the American Revolution, combining history, creativity, and community.
Over the weekend, participants will design and sew quilt squares for a collaborative project inspired by Revolutionary themes, while learning about the era’s textile history from guest lecturers.
The event also includes an evening of traditional 18th-century dancing in the historic Village Hall on the Common, where attendees will learn period-accurate steps from skilled instructors with live music. This immersive experience connects participants to Massachusetts’ rich Revolutionary history through craft and movement.
Contact FHC Programs Manager Claudia Ruiz Gustafson at claudia@framinghamhistory.org for more information!
Over the weekend, participants will design and sew quilt squares for a collaborative project inspired by Revolutionary themes, while learning about the era’s textile history from guest lecturers.
The event also includes an evening of traditional 18th-century dancing in the historic Village Hall on the Common, where attendees will learn period-accurate steps from skilled instructors with live music. This immersive experience connects participants to Massachusetts’ rich Revolutionary history through craft and movement.
Contact FHC Programs Manager Claudia Ruiz Gustafson at claudia@framinghamhistory.org for more information!
Date
- Jun 28 - 29 2025
Time
- All Day
Location
- Framingham, MA