Meetings
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Where: Seymour Center, 2551 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill, NC, 27516, (919) 968-2070
When: 6:45 pm to 8:45 pm, monthly between August and May, usually on the 4th Thursday evening with a couple of exceptions. Meeting schedule as follows:
Come early to socialize.. A brief business meeting and a Show & Tell precedes the evening program. Each program is designed to educate, inspire and create interest in weaving and fiber related topics. The public is welcome to attend. Meetings will be cancelled if the Chapel Hill/Carrboro Schools are closed due to bad weather.. Listen to WUNC Radio (91.5 FM) or call a board member if in doubt. |
The Seymour Center is closed due to COVID-19, and we have suspended our in-person meetings, until further notice. Due to the suspension of in-person meetings the Guild is developing new programs that can be offered online during the 2020-21 season.
We hope to see everyone again in person before too long!
2021-2022 Guild Meetings
The 2021-2022 Meeting Dates are listed below.
Meetings may be in person, on Zoom or a hybrid of both. Details about the format, program content and Covid precautions will be posted when they become available.
The 2021-2022 Meeting Dates are listed below.
Meetings may be in person, on Zoom or a hybrid of both. Details about the format, program content and Covid precautions will be posted when they become available.
September 23, 2021, 6:30 pm
Where: On Zoom!
The History of Weaving in Eastern NC
Fellow TWG member Jennifer Johnson will present a program featuring the high points of her curated exhibit, The History of Weaving in Eastern North Carolina, that was displayed at Imagination Station Science and History Museum in Wilson prior to the pandemic. Jennifer will share old, hand-drawn drafts, diary notations of weavers helping weavers, spinning, and much more.
Where: On Zoom!
The History of Weaving in Eastern NC
Fellow TWG member Jennifer Johnson will present a program featuring the high points of her curated exhibit, The History of Weaving in Eastern North Carolina, that was displayed at Imagination Station Science and History Museum in Wilson prior to the pandemic. Jennifer will share old, hand-drawn drafts, diary notations of weavers helping weavers, spinning, and much more.
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This meeting was presented on Zoom.
Members: For tips on using Zoom for the meeting and the link to join the meeting click here (This page is password protected) Non-members: If you would like to come to our Virtual Meeting, please complete our Request-to-Join-Zoom Form so that we can send you the link to the meeting. |
October 28, 2021, 7 pm
December 2, 2021, 7 pm
January 27, 2022, 7 pm
February 24, 2022, 7 pm
March 24, 2022, 7 pm
April 28, 2022, 7 pm
50th Anniversary Member Celebration
May 26, 2022
at the Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
Details about the fun get together to be announced.
May 26, 2022
at the Triangle Fiber Arts Center (TFAC)
Details about the fun get together to be announced.
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August 26, 2021, 7 pm
Where: on Zoom!
Due to the rise in COVID infections locally, the board has made the decision to make the August meeting a virtual meeting via Zoom as we did last year.
Send us your photos!!
August is typically a social meeting with Show and Tell of what we have done over the summer break. This year, the Show and Tell format is changing. Rather than have individuals discuss their projects as they are shown on the screen, we are asking that you fill out the Show & Tell Form. The slide show will be moderated by one person. This way, you don't have to be present to speak about your project. There will still be opportunities for comments and questions, either within the meeting or with followup emails. We are especially looking for examples of projects completed featuring skills learned in past workshops.
The Show & Tell form is now closed. Thanks in advance for your participation!
NOTE: If you have more than one project to share, please complete separate forms for each project.
Where: on Zoom!
Due to the rise in COVID infections locally, the board has made the decision to make the August meeting a virtual meeting via Zoom as we did last year.
Send us your photos!!
August is typically a social meeting with Show and Tell of what we have done over the summer break. This year, the Show and Tell format is changing. Rather than have individuals discuss their projects as they are shown on the screen, we are asking that you fill out the Show & Tell Form. The slide show will be moderated by one person. This way, you don't have to be present to speak about your project. There will still be opportunities for comments and questions, either within the meeting or with followup emails. We are especially looking for examples of projects completed featuring skills learned in past workshops.
The Show & Tell form is now closed. Thanks in advance for your participation!
NOTE: If you have more than one project to share, please complete separate forms for each project.
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This meeting was presented on Zoom.
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