Join Durand-Hedden for “Piece by Piece: Quilting Through the Pandemic”
Meg Cox, author and expert on quilting, to speak at The Woodland, Sunday, May 15, at 1pm 

Like quilters of the past, local quilters found solace and motivation during the pandemic. Come to The Woodland Parlor at 1 pm on Sunday, May 15, to hear Meg Cox, an author and expert on quilting and family traditions, explore the art of quilting and how this historical craft has blossomed in the past two years.  

Did you create a quilt during the Pandemic?  If you want to bring your own quilt to share at 2 pm, please send an email request to patinkac@gmail.com.  Include “Quilt Sharing” in the subject line. At 3 pm, visit Durand-Hedden House to view an exhibit of antique quilts and visit the Country Store. 

Durand-Hedden is pleased to work in cooperation with the Maplewood Division of Arts & Culture to bring you this event. For complete details visit us online at DurandHedden.org or on our Facebook event page. If you visit us on Facebook, please be sure to RSVP to help us get the word out!  

Admission to the program as well as to the house and exhibit is free. Donations are appreciated. Please bring non-perishable food items to donate to the Maplewood Community Fridge.

The Woodland Parlor is at 60 Woodland Road in Maplewood. 

About Durand-Hedden House and Garden
The Durand-Hedden House and Garden Association is Maplewood’s historic house museum, dedicated to creating engaging and informative educational programs and materials about the local history of Maplewood and surrounding communities, natural history, and other related topics. The House, at 523 Ridgewood Road, Maplewood, is open once a month between September and June. For more information about programs, visit durandhedden.org and facebook/durandhedden. 

The first part of the event will take place at The Woodland Parlor, 60 Woodland Rd in Maplewood.
The second part of the event will take place at Durand-Hedden House, 523 Ridgewood Rd in Maplewood.