Quilts were a staple in the 19th century to stay warm
In this workshop learn about the various stitches and patterns that 19th century quilters used to create works of textile art. Participants will go home with a partially completed project, a hoop, needle, thread, and a guide covering all the stitches learned in class.
Recommended for ages 18+. All participants must purchase a ticket.
Class size is very limited – reserve your spot today!
Class location: Foster-Tufts House
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Ticket Information
Tickets for this workshop will not be sold at the gate and must be purchased online before October 20.
Museum Members: $45
General tickets: $50
Tickets are not yet available for this workshop.
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Notice something new? We have a new ticketing system! We hope you’ll find this easy to navigate and appreciate your patience as we roll it out. If you are having issues or have questions, please email info@gcv.org. Museum Members will need to login to received discounted Member pricing and more information on how to do that is available here. Thank you, as always, for your support of the Museum!
FAQs
Yes! Park in any of the main lots at the front of the Museum (please leave the first two bays open for handicap parking).
You will first check in through Admissions to receive your hang tag. Then, a member of the Interpretation staff will greet the group on the backside of Admissions and guide everybody back to the workshop site.
You will be walking from Admissions to the workshop site and back. If you need assistance getting to and from the workshop site, please notify our staff, and the Security team will transport you in their vehicle.
We will be checking you in by name. However, we recommend either printing out OR taking a screenshot of your invoice or ticket(s) as backup.
Yes! The Museum will only cancel in the case of a severe weather emergency.
No, everything you need to make this class successful will be provided to you!
The Historic Village, Nature Center, John L. Wehle Gallery, and Flint Hill Gift Shop will all be open to the public from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m..
Grab a bite and a cold drink at the Depot Restaurant between 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. (grill closes at 3).
Leashed service animals are welcome with proper identification.
Please wear close-toed shoes.
While this class will be held indoors, you will be walking from Admissions to the workshop site and back. Dress for the predicted weather conditions, and wear appropriate footwear.
Tickets may be refunded only up to 7 days prior to the event date and are strictly non-transferable by date, entry time, or program.
