Welcome to the McCall's Quilting Guilds page!

We want to encourage and support community quilting and to do that, we've created this page to communicate about local activity.

If you know of a quilt guild in your area, please e-mail mcq@creativecraftsgroup.com with "Guilds and Shows" in the subject line.

ARIZONA

Sierra Vista

Hummingbird Stitchers Quilt Guild (1975)
PO Box 1326
Sierra Vista, AZ 85636
www.hummingbirdquiltguild.com

President Susan Ritter

A wonderful guild of 140 members. They host a quilt show every February with 150 - 200 quilts on display. The guild provides education and an opportunity for community service. (They donated 200+ quilts to the community last year.)

Meetings:
   Community Church of Christ
   240 N. Hwy. 90
   Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
       1st Monday of the month at 6:00 PM and 9:30 AM every Wednesday.

Tucson

Tucson Quilters Guild (1977)
PO Box 14454
Tucson, AZ 85732-4454
www.tucsonquiltersguild.com

President Kathy Harris
president@tucsonquiltersguild.com

A wonderful guild of over 700 members. They host the largest quilt show in Arizona every January with over 300 quilts on display and 45+ vendors. The guild provides comfort and caring through quilts to over 30 local charity groups throughout Tucson each year.

Meetings:
   St. Francis Cabrini Church
   3201 E. Presidio
   Tucson, AZ
       2nd Wednesday of each month, and the Tuesday evening prior

There is a guest fee of $3.00. The guild hosts 8 national speakers each year, with lectures and workshops from each.

CALIFORNIA

Eureka

The Redwood Empires Quilters Guild currently has over 125 enthusiastic and fabulous quilters.

Redwood Empires Quilters Guild
reqg.com

Meetings: 

  Redwood Acres Fairgrounds
    First Thursday of the month

San Francisco

The San Farnacisco Quilter's Guild currently has over 250 enthusiastic and fabulous quilters! Membership includes: General meetings, subscription to Quilter's Cables (our monthly newsletter), access to the Guild's Lending Library, special discounts from our affiliates, opportunity to display quilts in our quilt show, potential mentorship with other guild members, Saturday Sewcials (workshops taught by guests/guild members), Show & Tell, and a Quilt Away Retreat.

San Francisco Quilt Guild
PO Box 27002
San Francisco, CA 94127

Meetings: 
    3rd Tuesday of month

Ukiah

Guild makes community quilts.

Grapevine Quilters Guild of Mendocino County (1987)
PO Box 1825
Ukiah, CA 95482

Helen White
(707) 468-0921
whitehouse@pacific.net

Meetings: 
   Elks Lodge on Hastings
   Ukiah, CA   
       1st Wednesday of month at 6:30 pm

COLORADO

Colorado Springs

Guild makes charity quilts for children 0-18 years being interviewed/examined after reports of abuse through Safe Passage.

Colorado Springs Quilt Guild (1987)
http://csqg.blogspot.com

cospringsqg@gmail.com

Meetings: 
   Colorado Springs Senior Center
   1514 North Hancock
   Colorado Springs   
       2nd Thursday of each month
Guests are asked to bring $5 to attend meetings.

Denver

Rocky Mountain Wa Shonaji Quilt Guild (1994)
PO Box 370405
Denver, CO  80237-0405
www.washonaji.org

The guild celebrates diversity within their group. However, they represent interests in quilt making and other fiber arts from an African American perspective. They stress education – their motto being “Each One Teach One”.

Joanne Walton, President (303) 463-5336
info@washonaji.org

Meetings: 

   RedLine
   2350 Arapahoe Street
   Denver, CO 80205
   303-296-4448
       1st Saturday of Month 10:30 am (unless Holiday, then 2nd Saturday)
All are invited to attend. Dues are $30.00 per year.

Englewood

Arapahoe County Quilters (1987)
PO Box 5357
Englewood, CO 80155
www.acqcolorado.org

A group of quilters who enjoy quilting or would like to start learning to quilt, who want to grow and learn about quilting through the fellowship and friendship of other quilters. This group is not exclusive to the makers of quilts, but includes all who find interest and worth in the collection and preservation of our fiber arts and heritage.

Meetings: 
   First Plymouth Congregational Church
   3501 S Colorado Blvd
   Englewood, CO
       2nd Thursday of each month

There is a guest fee of $6.00. Arapahoe County Quilters (ACQ) engages in a variety of activities that benefit their members, as well as our community. In addition to their general meetings, they sponsor a biennial quilt show, host local and national speakers, and support several charitable programs.

Estes Park

Estes Valley Quilt Guild (1993)
PO Box 3931
Estes Park, CO 80517

Mary Ann Jobe (970) 577*1200
cushjobe@aol.com

Meetings: 
   Good Samaritan Village Dining Room
   Estes Park
       2nd Wednesday Evening of Month, 6:45 pm
$5.00 visitor fee. Show ‘n tell items are always welcome. The guild has an annual retreat for members each March and they get together to work on projects as well as offering occasional classes and workshops.

Grand Junction

Sunset Slope Quilters (1986)
PO Box 1521
Grand Junction, CO  81502
(Members only website)

Guild has lots of community service programs. In 2010, they donated 161 quilts to "Toys for Tots"". Also, over 150 stockings were donated to children in the child welfare services system. In addition, they send handmade quilts to members with cancer. 

Phyllis Burdick, President

Meetings (Sew Days):  
   American Lutheran Church
   632 26 1/2 Road
   Grand Junction, CO 81502
       2nd Wednesday of the month (9:15 AM.)
Visitor fee of $3.00. There is a monthly newsletter, and a book and pattern library. They have a block-of-the-month project, and they participate in the county fair. Each meeting includes a "show and tell" for members to share their quilt projects. The guild has 220 members and is the largest guild in Western Colorado.

Highlands Ranch

Firehouse Quilts of Colorado, Inc (2003)
PO Box 630463
Littleton, CO  80163-0463
www.firehousequilts.org

Guild is a nonprofit charity with a focus on helping children in crisis. They support snuggle quilts, non-emergency organizations supporting children in crisis, the Douglas County Battered Women’s shelter, and Denver Health’s Newborns in Need program.

Dusty Darrah (303) 683-6455
firehousequilts@q.com

Meetings (Sew Days):  
   Highlands Ranch Recreation Center
   8801 S. Broadway
   Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
       1st Wednesday of Month (4:30 pm – 8:00 pm)
       3rd Thursday of Month (12:30 pm – 4:30 pm)
Bring machines, cutting supplies, etc. and sew/quilt. New visitors and volunteers are welcome! If a visitor would like to attend, they should bring their machine. They will be given a free kit to start a quilt top.

Longmont

Longmont Quilt Guild (2006)
PO Box 6692
Longmont, CO 80501
www.longmontquiltguild.org

Guild has a speaker or special program at each monthly meeting.

Sue Ellis
president@longmontquiltguild.org

Meetings (Sew Days): 
   First Lutheran Church
   803 Third Avenue
   Longmont, CO
       2nd Tuesday of Month (7:00 pm – 9:00 pm)
If a visitor would like to attend, just bring yourself.

Rifle

Anvil Points Quilt Guild (2000)
yeoleshop@netzero.com

Gloria Elliott
(970) 625-3899

Meetings: 
   Lowell Building
   200 East 4th Street
   Rifle, Colorado
       1st Tuesday of each month at 1:00 PM (Business Meeting & Program)
       3rd Tuesday of each month at 1:00 PM
       5th Tuesday of each month at 1:00 PM

FLORIDA

Gainesville

QACDG is a not-for-profit organization with more than 100 members. Each month QACDG presents a program that will enhance the quilting experience for quilters of every skill level and quilting specialty.  A wide range of bees address the needs and interests of quilters of all stripes.  QACDG offers an extensive program of community service, community outreach, and quilting education.  We welcome visitors!

Quilters of Alachua County Day Guild
PO Box 357012
Gainesville, FL 32635-7012

Jean Rosell
President
RsJe8@aol.com

Genie White
Vice President, Membership
gemoe33@bellsouth.net

Meetings: 
   Westminster Presbyterian Church
   1521 NW 34th Street
   Gainesville, FL
       First Thursday of each month.

GEORGIA

Alpharetta

Chattahoochee Evening Stars Quilt Guild

Information: www.CESquiltguild.com

Meetings:

North Park Senior Center
13450 Cogburn Rd
Alpharetta, GA 30004

1st Monday of each month (except September)
6:30pm—9:00pm

INDIANA

Evansville

Raintree Quilters Guild, Inc.
NQA Chapter 386 Indiana 18

Promoting the Art of Quilting. We present a biennial quilt show and are active in presenting the Tri-State Quilt Day.

We have provided many quilts to deserving organizations in our area and we host nationally known quilting teachers who lecture and teach both new and traditional techniques to our members.

Membership dues are $15 per year. Our fiscal year begins July 1st and dues are due at the regular July meeting. Those joining after January 1st pay $7.50 dues for the remainder of the current fiscal year.

www.raintreequiltersguild.org

IOWA

Northwest Iowa

Sioux Prairie Quilters' Guild

Meet once a month in the summer, and twice in the winter. Everyone from beginners to experienced quilt artists are welcome.

Pat Jongewaard, President
rajpaj@mtcnet.net

MARYLAND

Potomac

Nimble Fingers Quilters

Our lively group of 130 quilters meets monthly. We share show and tell, lunch, and enjoy lectures and workshops from nationally known quilters. Our quilting for others efforts benefit Habitat for Humanity and Project Linus. 

Information:

president@nimblefingers.org
www.nimblefingers.org

Meetings:

Potomac Community Center
11315 Falls Road
Potomac, MD 20854

1st Monday of each month, September through June

MARYLAND

Baltimore

Baltimore Heritage Quilters' Guild, founded 1984, currently has about 130 members.

Baltimore Heritage Quilter's Guild
PO Box 4062
Lutherville, MD 21094

baltimorequilters.com
admin@baltimorequilters.com

Meetings: 
   Woodbrook Baptist Church
   25 Stevenson Lane
   Baltimore, MD
       7:00 PM on the second Tuesday of each month

MISSOURI

Camdenton

A fun group of members at all levels of quilting, new to experienced.  We host a quilt show every three years and make quilts for various communty and national events.  We have two meetings a month with education opportunities at each.

Lake of the Ozarks Cabin Fever Quilt Guild
PO Box 839
Camdenton, MO 65020

cabinfeverquilters.com

Linda O'Connor, President
linda1478@gmail.com

Meetings: 
   Camdenton United Methodist Church
   340 W US Hwy 54
   Camdenton, MO 65020
      2nd & 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 AM

NEW JERSEY

Frenchtown

Established in 1988, the guild is dedicated to preserving our quilting heritage by promoting fellowship among those who love to make and collect quilts.  The guild organizes educational activities, charitable projects and a biannual quilt show.  Members range from novice quilters to national award-winners.

The Courthouse Quilters of Hunterdon County (1988)

www.courthousequilters.com
judeeshuler@centurylink.net

Meetings: 

   Darcy Lodge
   Route 513 
   Frenchtown, NJ

   Second Sunday of each month at 6:30 pm

NEW YORK

Clifton Park

We are a group of over 200 members who enjoy and are interested in learning more about quilting.  We generally have a lecture each month with a workshop the following day.  We sponsor bus trips to various quilting destinations.  We have an active charity quilt program as well.  See our website for more information about our activities and contact information.

Quilt North Quilt Guild (1996)
Clifton Park, NY

www.quiltnorth.org

Meetings: 
   Shenedehowa United Methodist Curch
   971 Rt 146
   Clifton Park, NY
       First Monday of each month (except Sept 2nd Monday) at 7:00 pm

NORTH CAROLINA

Lowell

All Quilters are welcome, our group has a program with lecture and demos every month, and supplement with BOM, mystery quilts, classes and charity work days.

Gaston County Quilter's Guild
114 Medallion Ct.
Lowell, NC 28056

(704) 263-5870
gastoniaquilter@yahoo.com

Meetings: 
   Woodlawn Baptist Church
   1101 N. Main St
   Lowell, NC
       Fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 PM

OREGON

Newport

This 170-member guild meets monthly.

oregoncoastalquilters.org

Meetings: 

  2315 North Coast Highway
  Newport, Oregon
    Second Thursday of the month

Hillsboro

This 80-member guild is an active part of the Washington County arts community. In addition to our monthly meetings and guild activities, we participate in many community events, with focus on charity and education. We also have a quilt show in odd-numbered years. Join us for a meeting and find out for yourself what we are all about.

www.westsidequilters.org
info@westsidequilters.org
503-433-4057

Meetings : 

  Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church
  Cornelius Pass Business Park
  2038 Aloclek Dr. #202
  Hillsboro, OR
    3rd Monday each month

TEXAS

Keller

The purpose of the guild is to preserve and encourage the art of quilting; to provide instruction for its members and education for the public, and tobe a gathering place for people with this common interest.

Bear Creek Quilt Guild (1992)
PO Box 1322
Keller, TX 76244-1322

Michelle Lewis
(871) 741-5792
Imlewis@1scom.net

Meetings: 
   First United Methodist Curch of Keller
   1025 Johnson Rd
   Keller, TX 76248
       Third Tuesday of each month.

Kirbyville

Wanna Be Quilters

Sue Singletary
Kirbyville, TX 75956

Meetings: 
   Roganville Baptist Church
   FM2245 (South of Jasper, TX)
   Kirbyville, TX
       Fourth Thursday of each month at 9:00 AM.

VIRGINIA

Roanoke

The Star Quilters Guild numbers about 70 people. Meetings include a business meeting, member show ‘n tell, and a program. The guild's mission is to promote fellowship and interchange of ideas among those engaged or interested in the art and craft of quilting; stimulate interest in the community; make quilts for donation to charitable organizations, and promote the knowledge and understanding of all aspects of quilting through education, sharing, enjoying, and appreciating others’ work.

Star Quilters Guild (1981)

President - Linda Sage Green
starquilters.president@gmail.com 

Meetings: 
   Community Room
   St. John Lutheran Church
   4608 Brambleton Ave.
   Roanoke, VA 24018
       2nd Monday of month January, July, and September, otherwise 1st Monday each month, 7:00 PM.

WASHINGTON

Chimacum

Members from all over East Jefferson County, Washington, including Port Townsend, Port Ludlow, Port Hadlock, and everywhere in between.

Cabin Fever Quilters
10 West Valley Road
Chimacum, WA 98325

www.cabinfeverquilterswa.com

Meetings: 
   Tri-Area Community Center in Chamacum
       Meets every Monday from 10am–noon

Richland

Tri-City Quilters' Guild
PO Box 215
Richland, WA 99352

http://tcquilters.com

The Tri-Cities area of Southeastern Washington State along the Lewis and Clark trail... includes the towns Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, and West Richland, and smaller communities nearby.

Spokane Valley

Spokane Valley Quilt Guild (1980)

http://www.svqg.info

Our common interest in quilting brings us together to befriend and encourage each other, to share ideas and skills to gain knowledge of our craft by providing a comprehensive library and experienced teachers, and to participate in community service projects. We have been together for more than 25 years. Originally, in 1980, we started with 20 members and met at various places, homes, the old All Saints Episcopal Church and the Library. Back then quilting was undergoing a revival and people just wanted to learn. We worked on our own and community projects. Since then, we've grown to over 175 members and meet at the Valley Assembly of God.

At the Spokane Valley Quilter's Guild we offer a lot of options for our members. We have an extensive Library of quilting and related books that are available for checkout to members at most of our meetings. A variety of Classes are offered, from potholders and color workshops to the more basic skills needed in quilting. There are Small Groups for those of us who can't get enough of our quilting sisters. Fundraising for our club and community are another major interest. We contribute to the Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery  and the Spokane Valley Partners through various Community Sew Days and annual Events such as the Kindred Spirits Outdoor Quilt Show. A Newsletter is published 6 times a year.

If you'd like to join our Guild download the membership application, available on the "about us" page and mail to the address on the form or bring it to the next meeting.

Annual Dues are $15.00 due at or before the February General Meeting.

Meetings: 
   Valley Assembly of God
   15618 E. Broadway
   Spokane Valley, WA.
       1st Tuesday of February, April, June, August, October & December - 7:00 pm

WYOMING

Cody

Paintbrush Piecers Quilt Guild (1985)
141 Ross Rd.
Cody, WY 82414

http://yellowstonequiltfest.info/PPQG/index.html

The guild comes together in order to teach each other and learn new techniques.

Evelyn Browning, President
(307) 587-5930
hbbrowning@wyoming.com

Meetings: 
   Cody Senior Center
       3rd Moday of Month at 7:00 pm

Cody

Textile Artists of Greater Yellowstone (2009)
267 N. Tolnman Road
Cody, WY 82435

http://yellowstonequiltfest.info/PPQG/index.html

The guild comes together in order to learn, share ideas and new techniques.

Kathy Lichtendahl
(307) 645-3366
lichty@nemontel.net

Meetings: 
   Cody Courthouse Maintenance
       1st Monday of month at 1:00 pm