More than 100 works by 80 quilters, many of whom emigrated to the East Bay from the American South in the 1900s, are on exhibit in Berkeley starting June 8.

The National Quilt Collection at the National Museum of American History reveals how a useful practice can represent artistic, cultural, and historic storytelling. A significant number of American ...

The work of the African American quilters Laverne Brackens and Sherry Byrd, who continue the thread of the family tradition, ...

“Oh, I loved it.” Stories like that, of Townley and her ancestors sitting around a cramped quilting frame, offer a tactile warmth to the history of a region. It’s also why Franklin County ...

When life gives you lemons, you may make lemonade, but when life gives you oranges, you can make a quilt. If your quilting time is less fruitful, visit the Baldwin-Reynolds House Museum on Terrace ...

Apr. 16—BAGLEY — Northern Exposure to Lifelong Learning is set to present Gladys Lueken's presentation, "The History of Quilting and Quilts of Valor," from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday ...

"It's about doing something unique but also historical. There’s a long history of women quilting as a form of activism." American women have long used quilts to send messages to lawmakers ...

DISPLAY THAT YOU CAN ONLY SEE FOR THREE DAYS IS AT THE UPCOUNTRY HISTORY MUSEUM IN GREENVILLE. STARTING TODAY, YOU CAN SEE 30 QUILTS OF VALOR. THESE ARE LARGE HANDMADE QUILTS CREATED BY PEOPLE IN ...

Colorful quilts in a variety of patterns decorated ... a historian specializing in American history, said Juneteenth celebrations are significant in honoring and preserving history.