easy
1–2 hours
No physical fitness required; suitable for all ages and mobility levels.
Discover The Longest Yarn, a captivating French textile exhibit now in Lower Township, NJ, weaving community stories into an inspiring cultural adventure near Cape May’s scenic landscapes.
Opening of the Longest Yarn Traveling D-Day Exhibit
Experience the enchanting artistry of The Longest Yarn from France. This unique event invites you to immerse yourself in a captivating blend of culture and creativity, showcasing the intricate beauty of yarn work. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a remarkable celebration of craftsmanship and artistic expression.
Experience the enchanting artistry of The Longest Yarn from France. This unique event invites you to immerse yourself in a captivating blend of culture and creativity, showcasing the intricate beauty of yarn work. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a remarkable celebration of craftsmanship and artistic expression.
Allow at least 1 hour to immerse yourself in the detailed yarn installations and community stories.
Visit nearby Cape May National Wildlife Refuge or Delaware Bay beaches to round out your day outdoors.
The exhibit is indoors but exploring Lower Township’s outdoor surroundings is best in mild weather.
Arrive earlier on weekends to secure a free parking spot close to 500 Forrestal Road location.
The exhibit connects contemporary global textile art practices with the rich cultural heritage of community storytelling rooted in French and American influences.
The Longest Yarn promotes sustainability through use of recycled yarn and community-made art, reflecting local efforts to foster eco-friendly cultural initiatives.
You’ll be on your feet exploring the exhibit and nearby outdoor areas.
Spring days can be cool, especially when exploring nearby outdoor sites.
spring specific
Use sunscreen and a hat if you decide to explore outdoors after the exhibit.
summer specific
Stay hydrated, particularly if you plan on combining with outdoor activities.