"Old Friends" Schedule:
- May 12 - Friendship Quilters, Linthicum, MD, 7=9pm
- May 15 - Wellspring Manor, Upper Marlboro, MD, 2- 5pm
- June 11 & 12 - Strawberry Festival @ Sandy Spring Museum, Sandy Spring, MD 10-5 & 11-4
- June 14 - Four County Quilters Guild, Mount Airy, MD, 6:30-9:00
Montpelier House Museum Black History month Preview of Uhuru Virtual Exhibit
To gear up for Black History Month, here's a preview of the Uhuru Quilters Guild's virtual exhibit,
"We Make Black History-Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow."
The Montpelier House Museum will have more installments of this virtual exhibit throughout February.
Happy Black History Month! Enjoy the show!
youtu.be/CF439vq4eRM
"We Make Black History-Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow."
The Montpelier House Museum will have more installments of this virtual exhibit throughout February.
Happy Black History Month! Enjoy the show!
youtu.be/CF439vq4eRM
aretha Franklin Challenge
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Quilts and the Stories They Tell Virtual Exhibit 2021
Uhuru Quilters Guild Monthly meeting
Do you enjoy quilting and other fiber arts? Do you enjoy sharing ideas about fabrics and quilting with other quilters? If you do, then we're the quilt guild for you. Uhuru Quilters Guild is a community of kindred souls who enjoy each other's fiber art. We are a home for creative spirits – a circle of friends who treasure each other as a precious gift and provide support and encouragement in whatever life brings. The members of Uhuru Quilters Guild would like to extend to you an invitation to visit, enjoy a variety of quilting techniques, socialize, and join our guild; see the Membership page for more information.
Uhuru seeks to promote the work and accomplishments of African American quilters and to preserve the tradition, culture, and history of quilting. Our motto is "Each One Teach One." The guild welcomes all those who are interested in quilts and quilting and we have numerous speakers, workshops and exhibits, as well as exciting activities and events planned for the coming year.
Uhuru seeks to promote the work and accomplishments of African American quilters and to preserve the tradition, culture, and history of quilting. Our motto is "Each One Teach One." The guild welcomes all those who are interested in quilts and quilting and we have numerous speakers, workshops and exhibits, as well as exciting activities and events planned for the coming year.
Meetings are held on the third Saturday of each month at 10:30 am.
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Leeland Hall
14111 Oak Grove Road
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
FACE MASKS ARE REQUIRED
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Leeland Hall
14111 Oak Grove Road
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
FACE MASKS ARE REQUIRED