Scottish Diaspora Tapestry Exhibit

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À propos

Join us for a celebration of Scottish history in Chatham-Kent! Tulip Tree Needlearts Guild celebrates its 20th anniversary with a major needlework exhibit at the Chatham Capitol Theatre (Rotary Lounge). The exhibition features the Guild’s latest community project, the Baldoon Tapestry, which was recently accepted for inclusion in the international Scottish Diaspora Tapestry project. The 37 Canadian Tapestries of the Scottish Diaspora Tapestry project, which collectively pay tribute to the Scottish influence on Canadian history, will be travelling to Ontario thanks to a collaborative effort of CK Arts + Culture, Tulip Tree Needlearts guild and the City of Guelph Museums.

Please be advised:

• Visitors must register in advance.

• Please arrive no earlier than 5 minutes prior to your scheduled visit.

• Masks must be worn in accordance with the Chatham-Kent mandatory mask by-law (101-2020), unless a patron is exempted under that by-law.

• The use of hand sanitizer is required prior to entering the exhibit space and exiting.

• By entering, you acknowledge and agree on behalf of yourself and those for whom you are a parent or guardian, that as an indoor facility the use of this building may include possible exposure to and illness from infectious diseases such as COVID-19, and you freely assume all such risks.

Before you visit, we ask that each member of your party complete the Ontario Ministry of Health self-assessment for COVID-19. If you are not feeling well, please reschedule your visit.

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• Register to visit the Scottish Diaspora Tapestry Exhibit chathamcapitoltheatre.com

Organisateur

Tulip Tree Needlearts Guild

Tulip Tree Needlearts Guild is in affiliation with the Embroiderers’ Association of Canada, Inc. The group was founded to promote needlework, embroidery, and other traditional hand crafts such as knitting, smocking, beading and crochet.

The Guild meets regularly in Chatham-Kent in Southwestern Ontario with members from nearby communities.