Quilt Festival 2010
Next Meeting
April 17

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Next Meeting — April 17, 2010

Spring Meeting
The April 17, 2010 meeting of the West Virginia Quilters, Inc. will be held at the Lion’s Club Recreational Center in Ronceverte, WV at 1:00 p.m.  Vendors will be set up by 11:00 a.m.  It is being hosted by the Mountain Heritage Quilters Guild of Southern West Virginia.  Robert Baker of Nancy’s Fabrics will be coordinating the program that will include a demonstration of the accuquilt cutting system.

Directions
Coming east on I64, take exit 169(Lewisburg/Ronceverte).  Take a right off the exit to 219 South.  You are about 7 miles from Ronceverte.  Take 219 South into Ronceverte.  At the base of the hill in Ronceverte there will be a stop sign.  Take a right onto Main Street.  Go approximately 1/2 mile.  There will be a Chevron station on your left and Ronceverte Library on Right.  Turn right onto 63 road.  At the second stop sign turn left onto Pocahontas Ave.  Turn right on Elm Street (second right).  Turn right on the second street.  Make the next right into the Lion’s Club parking lot.

Hotel/Motel information
There are a few hotels right off the interstate:  Super 8 and The Hampton Inn.  You may also go to http://www.greenbrierwv.com to find other hotels. 

About the Guild

The Mountain Heritage Quilters Guild of Southern West Virginia, founded in 1992, meets at 10am the 2nd Saturday of each month in the basement of the Monroe County Library in Union, WV.  The guild now has 43 members from Monroe,  Summers, and Greenbrier counties, as well as from Virginia and Oklahoma.

Monthly meetings consist of a short business session, followed by a workshop, class or demonstration and Show and Tell.  All skill levels are welcomed.  Dues are $11/year with a $1 charge for each class attended.

The guild is involved in year-round community service projects, as well as a few national projects.  Visitors are welcome.