The African American Quilt Guild of Oakland invites the community to participate in its annual family workshop in celebration of Black History Month. This year, the workshop is particularly meaningful as it marks the Guild's 25th anniversary and pays tribute to founder Esther Pancho, who passed away in January. Participants of all ages are welcome to join in creating hand-sewn quilt blocks, emphasizing the importance of Black history in the face of current challenges. Additionally, the workshop serves to thank the West Oakland Library for its vital support over the years.
The African American Quilt Guild of Oakland is hosting its annual family workshop to celebrate Black History Month and honor its founder, Esther Pancho.
This year's workshop marks the 25th anniversary of the Guild, emphasizing the significance of Black history amidst ongoing challenges to recognition.
Participants will engage in hands-on quilting while learning about the rich tradition of African American quilting, with guidance and supplies provided for all ages.
The event underscores the Guild's mission to preserve quilting traditions and expresses gratitude to the West Oakland Library for its ongoing support.
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