Quilting: Art, History, and Tradition

A member of the Dakota Prairie Quilters Guild presents an afternoon of stories, techniques, and cultural connections.

This part-lecture, part-show-and-tell explores how quilting weaves together creativity, history, and community. Expect demonstrations, unique materials, and a closing open Q&A.

Event Overview

What It Is

A guided look at quilting as an art form and tradition—how patterns, fabrics, and techniques evolved and what they mean across generations.

What to Expect

Show-and-tell of quilts, tools, and materials
Stories that connect quilting to regional history
Live technique insights and an audience Q&A

Event Details

When & Where

Date: Friday, November 14
Time: 3:00 PM
Location: Western Star Room 133 (Art Room)
Admission: Free and open to the public

Who Should Attend

Experienced quilters, beginners, makers, and anyone curious about textile arts or local craft traditions. Learn how to get involved with quilting in our region.

Quilting: Art, History, and Tradition | Williston State College