Location
Framingham History Center
2 Oak Street
Framingham, Massachusetts 01701
United States
2 Oak Street
Framingham, Massachusetts 01701
United States
Date & Time
Saturday, 06/28/2025 -
Sunday, 06/29/2025
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06/28/2025 09:00:00 AM
06/29/2025 05:00:00 PM
America/New_York
Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts: Quilters
Date: Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29 – All Day
Location: Village Hall on the Common, 2 Oak St., Framingham, MA
Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts is a hands-on weekend blending quilting, history, and 18th-century dance, all in celebration of Massachusetts’ pivotal role in the American Revolution. Open to everyone—from experienced quilters and history lovers to curious visitors—this two-day event at the historic Framingham’s Village Hall on the Common, invites the community to connect through creativity, storytelling, and movement. Generously funded by MA250, the program highlights the Bay State’s rich Revolutionary heritage in an engaging and accessible way.
Community Quilting
Open to all quilters across New England! All weekend long, quilters and beginners alike can take part in creating quilt squares inspired by Revolutionary War themes. Yes, you can bring your machines and Revolutionary-era fabrics! These squares will be combined into a community quilt that tells a story through fabric. Materials will be provided, and guidance will be available—just come ready to sew and share.
For Visitors from Out of Town
We’ll provide a list of local eateries and lodging options near the venue to help you plan your stay in Framingham. Whether you're coming for the day or the whole weekend, we’ve got you covered.
Questions? Contact FHC Programs Manager, Claudia Ruiz at claudia@framinghamhistory.org for more information!
Framingham History Center 2 Oak Street Framingham, Massachusetts 01701
Price
$10
About This Event
Date: Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29 – All Day
Location: Village Hall on the Common, 2 Oak St., Framingham, MA
Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts is a hands-on weekend blending quilting, history, and 18th-century dance, all in celebration of Massachusetts’ pivotal role in the American Revolution. Open to everyone—from experienced quilters and history lovers to curious visitors—this two-day event at the historic Framingham’s Village Hall on the Common, invites the community to connect through creativity, storytelling, and movement. Generously funded by MA250, the program highlights the Bay State’s rich Revolutionary heritage in an engaging and accessible way.
Community Quilting
Open to all quilters across New England! All weekend long, quilters and beginners alike can take part in creating quilt squares inspired by Revolutionary War themes. Yes, you can bring your machines and Revolutionary-era fabrics! These squares will be combined into a community quilt that tells a story through fabric. Materials will be provided, and guidance will be available—just come ready to sew and share.
For Visitors from Out of Town
We’ll provide a list of local eateries and lodging options near the venue to help you plan your stay in Framingham. Whether you're coming for the day or the whole weekend, we’ve got you covered.
Questions? Contact FHC Programs Manager, Claudia Ruiz at claudia@framinghamhistory.org for more information!
About This Event
Date: Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29 – All Day
Location: Village Hall on the Common, 2 Oak St., Framingham, MA
Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts is a hands-on weekend blending quilting, history, and 18th-century dance, all in celebration of Massachusetts’ pivotal role in the American Revolution. Open to everyone—from experienced quilters and history lovers to curious visitors—this two-day event at the historic Framingham’s Village Hall on the Common, invites the community to connect through creativity, storytelling, and movement. Generously funded by MA250, the program highlights the Bay State’s rich Revolutionary heritage in an engaging and accessible way.
Community Quilting
Open to all quilters across New England! All weekend long, quilters and beginners alike can take part in creating quilt squares inspired by Revolutionary War themes. Yes, you can bring your machines and Revolutionary-era fabrics! These squares will be combined into a community quilt that tells a story through fabric. Materials will be provided, and guidance will be available—just come ready to sew and share.
For Visitors from Out of Town
We’ll provide a list of local eateries and lodging options near the venue to help you plan your stay in Framingham. Whether you're coming for the day or the whole weekend, we’ve got you covered.
Questions? Contact FHC Programs Manager, Claudia Ruiz at claudia@framinghamhistory.org for more information!
Getting There
Framingham History Center
2 Oak Street
Framingham, Massachusetts 01701
United States
Location
Framingham History Center
2 Oak Street
Framingham, Massachusetts 01701
United States
2 Oak Street
Framingham, Massachusetts 01701
United States
Date & Time
Saturday, 06/28/2025 -
Sunday, 06/29/2025
Add to Calendar
06/28/2025 09:00:00 AM
06/29/2025 05:00:00 PM
America/New_York
Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts: Quilters
Date: Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29 – All Day
Location: Village Hall on the Common, 2 Oak St., Framingham, MA
Stitching Revolution in Massachusetts is a hands-on weekend blending quilting, history, and 18th-century dance, all in celebration of Massachusetts’ pivotal role in the American Revolution. Open to everyone—from experienced quilters and history lovers to curious visitors—this two-day event at the historic Framingham’s Village Hall on the Common, invites the community to connect through creativity, storytelling, and movement. Generously funded by MA250, the program highlights the Bay State’s rich Revolutionary heritage in an engaging and accessible way.
Community Quilting
Open to all quilters across New England! All weekend long, quilters and beginners alike can take part in creating quilt squares inspired by Revolutionary War themes. Yes, you can bring your machines and Revolutionary-era fabrics! These squares will be combined into a community quilt that tells a story through fabric. Materials will be provided, and guidance will be available—just come ready to sew and share.
For Visitors from Out of Town
We’ll provide a list of local eateries and lodging options near the venue to help you plan your stay in Framingham. Whether you're coming for the day or the whole weekend, we’ve got you covered.
Questions? Contact FHC Programs Manager, Claudia Ruiz at claudia@framinghamhistory.org for more information!
Framingham History Center 2 Oak Street Framingham, Massachusetts 01701
Price
$10