uhuru quilters guild HYBRID (IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL) MEETING
saturday, November 16, 2024 10:30AM - 2:00PM

LEELAND HALL
SAINT BARNABAS EPISCOPAL ANGLICAN CHURCH
14111 OAK GROVE ROAD
UPPER MARLBORO, MD 20744
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Face masks are optional. Doors open around 10:00AM.

 Regional Textile Showcase
Montpelier House Museum
November 1 - December 23, 2024
Tours: 10A - 4P, Thursday - Monday

Beautiful textiles of all kinds will be on exhibit, including quilts by several Uhuru members. Free to attend.
Montpelier House Museum
9650 Muirkirk Road
Laurel, MD 20708



Mailing address:

uhuru Quilters Guild, inc. po box 47332 district heights, md 20747

Color Purple Challenge Quilts are due!


CELEBRATING
AFRICAN AMERICAN
QUILTERS

We seek to promote the work and accomplishments of African American quilters, and to preserve the traditions, culture and history of quilting. The guild will share this rich legacy with others by sponsoring workshops and exhibits.

  • Upcoming

    Hybrid Meeting
    Saturday, November 16, 2024

  • Membership

    All are welcome! To inquire about Guild membership, scroll to the bottom of the page and complete the “Contact Us” form.

  • Guild Gallery

    Keep up with our creations in our Guild Gallery. New quilts added every month.

2024 Raffle quilt

“lucky stars”

Pattern by Atkinson designs
(permission granted)
69” x 83”
$1 per ticket

Drawing: December 21, 2024

​Uhuru Quilters Guild

Monthly Meeting 

Do you enjoy quilting and other fiber arts? Do you enjoy sharing ideas about fabrics and quilting with other quilters? If you do, then we're the quilt guild for you. Uhuru Quilters Guild is a community of kindred souls who enjoy each other's fiber art. We are a home for creative spirits – a circle of friends who treasure each other as a precious gift and provide support and encouragement in whatever life brings. The members of Uhuru Quilters Guild would like to extend to you an invitation to visit, enjoy a variety of quilting techniques, socialize, and join our guild. Scroll down and complete the Contact Form at the bottom for more information.

Uhuru seeks to promote the work and accomplishments of African American quilters and to preserve the traditions, culture, and history of quilting. Our motto is "Each One Teach One." The guild welcomes all those who are interested in quilts and quilting. We have numerous speakers, workshops, exhibits, sew-a-longs, a retreat, and a field trip or two planned for the coming year.

Meetings are held on the third Saturday of each month at 10:30 am.
​Doors open around 10:00 am.

St. Barnabas Episcopal Anglican Church
​Leeland Hall
14111 Oak Grove Road
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
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FACE MASKS ARE OPTIONAL.