America's Tapestry: Defending the Delaware Bay

This fall, there’s sew much fun to be had at the Delaware Historical Society as stitchers from the Delaware chapter of the Embroiderers’ Guild of America take over our spaces to produce a Delaware-themed panel for Stefan Romero’s embroidery project “America’s Tapestry.”

Each panel of this tapestry, representing one of the 13 founding colonies, presents a visual exploration of stories from our nation’s journey toward Independence.

With paid admission* to the Delaware History Museum, visitors are welcome to join in on the fun with the stitchers and try their hand at stitching part of “Defending the Delaware Bay,” illustrated by artist Ava Buccino.

*Admission is always free for Delaware Historical Society members!

You may also like the following events from Delaware Historical Society:

• This Saturday, 11th October, 01:00 pm, Mitchell Center Cultural Film Series: Piece by Piece in Wilmington
• Next Friday, 17th October, 12:00 pm, America's Tapestry: Defending the Delaware Bay in New Castle
• Next Saturday, 18th October, 01:00 pm, Mitchell Center Cultural Film Series: The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975, in Wilmington

Also check out other Arts events in Wilmington.