You can begin paying your 2022 dues NOW!
The speaker at the November 9 Guild Meeting will be Sharon Holliday of Sourdough Quilts. She will be presenting a trunk show of 30+ quilts, showing numerous ways to make scrappy quilts.
Quilt Show Booth Items Sale
The remaining items from our guild’s booth at the quilt show in August will be available for purchase at 50% off the
ticketed item at our November Guild meeting. Items will be on display by 6:30 pm and during the break. Cash, check or credit card will be accepted.
Calendar of Events
The Quilters’ Guild of Arlington meets on the second Tuesday of each month at:
Bob Duncan Community Center (in Vandergriff Park)
2800 South Center Street,
Arlington, TX 76014
Social time begins at 6:30 pm with the business meeting and program beginning at 7:00 pm. Most meetings include a short business meeting, guest speakers with lectures, trunk shows or demonstrations, show and tell, challenges, and door prizes. Guests are always welcome.
If you are unable to meet in person, meetings are also available on ZOOM. The ZOOM link is emailed to the membership the day before the Guild meeting.
Go to the Programs page for information on our programs, speakers and workshops. Go to the Community page for information on our other activities and Community Outreach, including Stitch Groups, all of which welcome new members.
Many speakers lead workshops on the Wednesday following the Tuesday General Meeting from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Our NEW workshop location is Traders Village RV Park Recreation Center, 2602 Mayfield Road, Grand Prairie, TX 75052. Click here for map. The Recreation Center is beside the Convenience Store.
2021 Executive Board
QGOA History
In the early 1980s, Shirley Brix and Becky Zook gathered 75 students and began holding classes at the Fielder Museum to encourage quilters to form a guild and talk about opening a quilt shop. In August of 1984, the first meeting of the Guild was held at the First Christian Church, forming the Quilters’ Guild of Arlington, with 35 charter members.
The guild was organized as a 501(c)3 charitable organization to:
- preserve and encourage the art of quilting,
- provide instruction for Guild members,
- educate the public,
- and to promote a gathering of people with this common interest.