The Fabric of Our Country: The history and stories of African American women told through the tradition of quilting 

The Fabric of Our Country is a collaborative Black History month performance highlighting African American traditions through the stories of Black women and the tradition of quilting. The objective of the show is to not only educate audiences but to also inspire people to value Black women's stories and acknowledge the cultural contributions of African Americans in the creation of our country. The tradition of quilting is a long standing African American tradition that embodies the legacy of Black America, and the stories of spirit, love and celebration on display in this performance immerse the audience in the art, music, and dance traditions of African Americans.

Choreographers: Keisha Clark-Booth, Tashara Gavin-Moorehead, Alli Gray Odeniyide, and Malani Janel.