"All Dressed Up Like Me" is a series of programs that teaches about traditional clothing from around the world. Each program focuses on a particular garment. In this series, we will explore:

• The clothing's history

• What it is

• The way it's made

• How it's worn

• Why it's worn

• Its overall cultural and/or religious significance

This month's program is a crowned headwrapping workshop, presented by Latasha Waters. Headwraps are a traditional attire in many African cultures. In addition to learning about this traditional garment, a group tutorial will be conducted to teach you different headwrapping styles, tricks and tips. We hope you enjoy the fun!

Attendees who want to make their own headwrap need:

• 2 yards of headwrap/fabric

• Hair ties/scrunchies

• A mirror (if needed) 

Please note you're welcome to the program even if you don't want to make a headwrap. You'll still learn a lot!

Registration is required. Registrants will receive an email invitation within 3 hours of the event. This program will be hosted live on Zoom.