Museum of Work & Culture’s Rewoven: The Rise, Fall, and Future of American Textiles exhibit opening: Woonsocket, RI, Sunday, March 8, 1:30 PM-3 PM, members of the SENE Fibershed, are part of the exhibit as well as the Acadiana Fibershed, NY Fibershed, and RISD Sustainability Lab’s really interesting wool creations. We’ll actually have a whole fibershed section focusing on regional manufacturing and impacts of the fashion industry on water and soil! There’s also a short documentary screening and panel which SENE Fibershed Director, Amy DuFault will be on alongside Draper Knitting, the curator of the exhibit, as well as 2 mill workers (past and present) to discuss how innovation, adaptation, and sustainability are redefining the future of textiles. FREE! Register here!

CX Meet Up: Creative Conversations / Conservation + Art: Harwich, MA, Friday, March 6, 2026, 10:00 AM 11:30 AM

This event is a collaboration between Harwich Conservation Trust and the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod. Nature has long been a source of inspiration for artists, and many artists have expressed a growing interest in better understanding the real challenges facing our land and how creative work might meaningfully support conservation efforts. Bringing artists and conservation professionals together feels like a timely opportunity to listen, learn, and explore where our work naturally overlaps. RSVP!

Want to collaborate? Email me: hello@amydufault.com