By Barbara A. Preston | Posted November 16, 2025
Montgomery resident Karen Tuveson of the nonprofit Catalytic Arts Incubator created the Barn Quilt Trail of Central New Jersey, where, she says, art, history, and agriculture come together. Learn more about how six historic barns became the inaugural sites. On Dec. 3 at the Somerset County Library-Montgomery Branch, meet the artists, farm owners, selection committee, partners, and volunteers who helped bring the project to life.
The Fiori Barn, as viewed from the northern edge of Hobler Park in Montgomery Township. Quilt Artist: Sumi Chatterrjee.
Photo by Barbara A. Preston
The Agridor Farm on Skillman Road, Skillman. Quilt artist Felipe Bermuda Duarana.
Pariso Farm on Fairview Road, Skillman. Quilt artist Kate Eggleston.
Hidden Springs Lavender Farm, Rte 601, Skillman. Quilt artist: Melanka Coppola.
The Fiori Barn, viewable from Hobler Park. Quilt artist Sumi Chatterrjee.
Matthews Farm, Route 206, Belle Mead. Quilt artist Emily Gilman-Beezley
Belle Mead Co-Op, 100 Township Line Rd, Hillsborough. Quilt artist Fiona Clark.
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(The Montgomery News, Published May 1, 2025)
Discover how six vibrant barn quilt installations across Montgomery Township into Hillsborough honor local farm stories, connect communities, and preserve rural heritage. Meet the artists, site owners, selection committee, community partners, and volunteers who helped bring the inaugural year of this vision to life.
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Meeting Room
Wednesday, December 3
5:30 - 7:30 pm
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Presented by: Catalytic Arts, a NJ 501(c)3 nonprofit
This project was made possible by a grant from the Somerset County Culture & Heritage Commission, a partner of the NJ State Council on the Arts, the Blodgett Family, the Wess Family, private donors, and community supporters.
