Nome Eweniversity

Connecting shepherds, fiber, fiber arts enthusiasts and fiber artists and makers through direct educational offerings while preserving a historic building and growing rural community.

We are looking forward to once again hosting this Quilt Share & Trunk Show!

Interested in being a business sponsor or hosting a vendor or info booth? Contact us at [email protected] to learn more.
(sponsor and booth spaces limited – contact us soon!)

A Big THANK YOU to our event sponsor:
Quilt-N-Sew LLC  |  Oakes, ND
www.quiltnsew.net

Fiber 101 Tours – Youth Education Program
Looking to tour the Fiber Mill at the Nome Schoolhouse?

A presentation on fiber animals, their care, differences in fibers & what they are used for, the fiber mill process, and a tour of our Fiber mill.

 

Welcome to the North Dakota Fibershed, a community committed to celebrating and strengthening our state’s diverse fiber culture. Our mission is to uplift and empower the local fiber network through education, resource accessibility, and opportunities for makers and producers. United by a shared history, we aim to honor our fiber traditions while fostering sustainable supply chains.

Aligned with Fibershed’s framework, we bring together a diverse group of individuals, including land stewards, fiber farmers, artisans, and enthusiasts.

Join us in connecting North Dakota’s natural fiber producers to those who appreciate and use them. We advocate for natural fibers, regenerative agriculture, and support for local businesses, farmers, and artisans. Through collaboration, we strive to build a resilient and sustainable Fibershed community in North Dakota that honors the past while embracing positive change.

Fiber Flock

Coming Soon! An educational fiber flock allowing guests to learn about where fiber comes from. Learn about the animals that produce the fiber through tours, classes and retreats. Come and enjoy a full fiber arts experience from animal all the way through the mill to the finished product!

Nome Eweniversity does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations.