Quincy400: Native American Designs & Crafts

The #Quincy400 celebration continues! Join us at the Thomas Crane Public Library for a special Native American Heritage Month talk on "Native American Designs and Modern Crafts" led by Choctaw-Apache designer and professor, Sebastian Ellington Flying Eagle Ebarb. Light refreshments, including tea, will be provided.

Sebastian Ellington Flying Eagle Ebarb is a designer, artist, writer, educator, and enrolled member of the Choctaw-Apache Tribe of Ebarb. Based in Boston, he is the former Design Director for the City of Boston; a Teaching Professor of Design at Northeastern University; and the founder of Nahi (meaning “we” in Apache), a design studio focused on accessible, community-rooted work. His creative practice is grounded in Native identity, care, and cultural connection—especially for those living in urban settings.

Learn more about Native American Heritage Month, also known as National American Indian Heritage Month, at

Additional Resources: Indigenous Peoples of the Americas: A Guide to Resources at the Library of Congress - This online research guide, developed by the digital subgroup of the Native American Collections Working Group, links to resources at the Library of Congress that relate to Native communities in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean.

This program is made possible by the generous sponsorship of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library.

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