Photo: Griot Museum of Black History and Culture2 by Paul Sableman, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Community · Memorial quilting day
AIDS Quilt Community Day
A drop-in quilting day to make memorial panels for St. Louis community members who died with HIV.
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The Griot Museum of Black History
North City
- Length
- About 5 hr
- Setting
- Indoors
- Length
- About 5 hr
- Setting
- Indoors
What to expect
Panels honor Robert Rayford and others in the area, and people are welcome to bring the names and stories of loved ones lost to HIV and AIDS. No quilting experience is needed; quilters Adelia Parker-Castro and Edna Patterson-Patty help out, and refreshments are provided. A short program at 1 PM features poet Donnie Moreland and scholar Dr. Shanti Parikh.
Good to know
- Drop in and out, or stay all day
- No quilting experience needed
- Refreshments provided
- Short program at 1 PM
Venue
The Griot Museum of Black History
2505 Saint Louis Ave.
North City, St. Louis
Checked Oct 17via City of St. Louis events
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