Come join Lavialle Campbell, master quilter, in making a Kidspace story quilt that collects the creativity of Kidspace families in a community expression of joy for all to share. Each family will be able to create their own patch from fabric shapes to add to the community quilt or take home. Free with admission.

• February 19–21 11:00 am to 3:00 pm
• March 4 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm (admission will be free!)
• March 5–6 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

How can a quilt become a work of art? How does that work of art tell an important story about who made it with loving care? How does that loving care shape a story about what the quilt means to a community? For centuries, Black women have created quilts to keep their families warm and also to hold memories of their lives, sewn in the patchwork patterns and colors.

Learn more about the history of Black women quilting here.

What memories will you keep and what stories can you tell with texture, forms, patterns, and cloth?