All was Done by Hand- Home Production of Nineteenth Century Textiles
Women’s History Month
March 29, 2025 11:00 am-4:00 pm EST
City of Kingston (NY), Woodstock Weavers, and Arts Society of Kingston
Demonstrations of Weaving, Spinning, Quilting, Lacemaking, Embroidery, Basketry, and More
“Fleece to Shawl”
Free admission, open to the public
The event is part of the City of Kingston’s Department of Arts & Cultural Affairs exhibition programming for Sojourner Truth: First Step to Freedom. On loan from SUNY New Paltz, the bronze statue by sculptor Trina Greene depicting Sojourner Truth is on display on the first floor and the FREEDOM! exhibition featuring local artists is on display on the ground floor.
For more information about Sojourner Truth: First Step to Freedom exhibition and programming, please visit the website here.
Special thanks to event sponsors Dutchess County Sheep and Wool Growers Association, Elmendorph Hand Spinners Guild, Ulster Savings, Woodstock Weavers, and Yarn Farm Kingston.
Woodstock Weavers was founded in 1972 to foster interest in handweaving and textile arts. The guild hosts workshops, exhibitions, and other learning experiences, and meets in Port Ewen. woodstockweavers.org
Arts Society of Kingston (ASK) is located in Kingston’s historic Rondout district. With monthly art openings, performances, and a variety of studio classes, ASK supports artists of all disciplines throughout their creative journey. Visit ASK at 97 Broadway and online at askforarts.org
