New York Quilt Guilds
The Empire State
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QCNYS (Quilters Consortium of NY State), a state group to promote knowledge and participation in all forms of quilt making and fiber arts; provide an information network to share information of upcoming events and resources; and foster education in all fiber arts through the cooperative sharing of speakers, teachers and programs. Ann Hawkins,
Afton
The Piece Corps Quilters of Afton, NY meet on the last Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm in the church hall of the United Methodist Church of Afton on Spring St. All are welcome.
Albion
Orleans County Quilt Guild. Our small group meets the 1st Wednesday of the month at 1:00. We offer demos, show & tell, assistance, road trips, and friendship. Some members also get together every other Monday to work on individual or charity projects. New members are welcome. For more information contact Shirley Newbould, moc.rr.retsehcor@100dluobwens.
Albany
Q.U.I.L.T. inc Meeting at Delmar Reformed Church, 386 Delaware Ave., Delmar, NY 12054. We have members at all skill levels. We meet at 9:30 to noon on the second Friday of each month (September to June). A brief business meeting is followed by a speaker. We have a large library and a mini mart. Show and Share is held at the end of the meeting. Membership is $35 per year. Each year we donate many quilts to several service groups, homeless shelters, hospitals and for raffles. We run workshops and Open Sews. We support each other with our talents, and have become friends who enjoy working together and learning from each other. Please visit our web site. Email: gro.cnitliuq@snoitacinummoc
Altona
Log Cabin Quilters’ Guild.
Newly formed guild in the Lake Champlain Region, meeting 2nd Sunday of
each month, at Maw &Paw Fabrics and Crafts in Altona. Dues $15.00 per year,
Visitors welcome. Meetings are 12:30-2:00, with an optional workshop
following. For more information, contact president, Pamela Damour, 495 Point
Au Fer Rd, New York 12919
Amherst
Amherst Museum Quilters Guild,3755 Tonawanda Creek Road, Amherst, NY
14228, contact person, Betty Lerner, President, 716-689-1440. We meet on the
third Thursday of the Month, beginning at 7 p.m. Our guid offers an annual
four-day quilt seminar in September, this year featuring Nancy Johnson
Srebro, Kay England and Mary Stori. We do a raffle quilt each year with the
proceeds split between the Guild and the Amherst Museum, a historical site
owned by the Town of Amherst (a suburb of Buffalo). We conduct a three-day
quilt show every other year in the even years. We have a quit challenge, a
miniature auction with over 90 items, and we normally hang over 350 pieces
in our show. The Museum is located on the Erie Canal, we are less than 20
miles from Niagara Falls. We also boast about being an international quilt
guild, since several of our members come from nearby Southern Ontario. We
are about 150 members strong, dues are $20.00 which also includes membership
to the Museum itself and a discount on purchases. We have a monthly
newsletter. For information on quild, show or seminar, call the Amherst
Museum at (716) 689- 1440 or contact Theresa Utz at moc.loa@ydalztu
Amherst Quilters Guild . We have about 150 members who pay $25 dues. We meet
at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village , 3755 Tonawanda Ck. Rd., Amherst, NY.
14228 (716-689-1440), We meet the third Thurs. of month at 7 pm. We have a
yearly seminar and a show every other year. We have programs and community
service projects.
Argyle
Highland Quilters Guild meets every third Saturday from September through June, at 9:30 am at the Argyle United Methodist Church, State Rte 40, Argyle, NY. 12809. We have approximately 45 members who pay yearly dues of $ 25. 00. During the year we have classes, demonstrations, and donate quilts to charities. We have a show every other year. EMail: moc.liamg@llihim.eitsirhC, Treasurer
Arkville
Catskill Mountain Quilters Hall of Fame
Location: Catskill Center, 43355 Route 28 Arkville, NY 12406
The purpose of this organization is to recognize those quilters of the Catskill Mountain Region of New York State comprised of the counties of Delaware, Greene, Schoharie, Sullivan and Ulster, who have contributed to the art of quilting by their excellence in workmanship and have ensured the future of quilting by preserving its history and by the sharing of knowledge. Nominees for induction into the Hall of Fame must reside in one of the five counties of the Catskill Mountain Region. Inductees who move to a place of residence outside of the five county Hall of Fame region will retain their membership. We have our Spring meeting, Summer Picnic, and Fall Meeting. Even years we have a show, and odd years we have inductee nominations and induction ceremonies.
Email: moc.oohay@tliuqkrlc
Athens
Athens SchoolHouse Quilter Meets the second Tuesday of each month.
We are a member of the Empire Quiltfest. moc.liamtoh@stliuqsnehta
Baldwinsville
Candlelight Quilt Guild,
We have about 52 members. Dues $20. per year. We meet at the Baldwinsville
Public Library on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. The meeting starts @ 7pm.
Each month we have a fabric exchange, fabric raffle and name tag gift. Our
charity work changes each year. We have a quilt show every 2 years. Many meetings we learn a technique.
moocrazy126 @yahoo.com
Batavia
Museum Quilt Guild meets
at the VA Medical Center, Batavia, NY 3rd Saturday of each month @9:30.
We have 100 members who pay $20/year in dues. We meet monthly at the VA
Medical Center , Bldg 4 in Batavvia, NY. We welcome quilters and non
quilters of any expertise and levels. We host a quilt show every other year
and a national teacher every other year.
Brockport
Country Neighbors Quilt Guild Brockport, New York 14420. We meet at 7pm on
the second Wednesday of the month at the Brockport Exempts Club on Rt.31 in
Brockport, NY. Our annual Dues are $18.00. We host a bi-annual quilt show,
have secret sisters, block exchanges, sew days and do many charity projects.
For more information contact Marie McDermott at moc.loa@4828redcmm
Brooklyn
The Quilters Guild of Brooklyn,
239 East 5th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11218
meets the 3rd Saturday of every month from September thru June. Many of us
participate in our Block of the Month. We also prepare ABC Quilts. Every
other year we have a quilt show. We meet at the Holy Name Church in the
Shephard’s Hall at 245 Prospect Park W., Brooklyn, NY. Many of our quilters
participate in shows yearly. With membership you are able to receive
discounts at the local quilt shops. You can find us at our URL at or
email us at moc.onuj@nylkoorbtliuq
Buffalo
Western NY Modern Quilters We are a small (currently 25 members) but growing group dedicated to quilting with a modern or contemporary twist. We meet the third Saturday of every month (but have been known to take field trips to local quilt shops for a presentation instead) at the Julia Boyer-Reinstein Library on Losson Rd. in Cheektowaga, NY, from 11a to 1p. We are involved with promoting education for quilting and other fiber-related art forms, as well as making quilts for charitable efforts. Guild Contact Information moc.oohay@stliuq.yttik
Burnt Hills:
Quilt North We have over 100 members who pay $25.a year in dues. We have Block of the Month, Sell tickets for our opportunity table and have various challenges. This year it is a UGLY fabric block. We have several workshops and go on several trips every year. We are doing a quilt show this year in October at CBA in Albany, NY.Visit our website for more information.
Cairo
Piecemakers of Cairo meets at the Cairo Public Library 15 Railroad Ave Cairo NY 12413 Jan. thru March on the 1st Saturday daytime and April thru November on the second Wednesday at 6:30pm Dues are $10.00 per year. We have an annual quilt show the second Saturday in August.
Comments: Debra for more info at 518 622-2270
Caledonia
Caledonia Quilt Guild
We have 35 members who pay $35 per year. We meet at 6:30pm at the First Presbyterian Church, 3080 W. Main Street, Caledonia, NY on the 1st Thursday each month. We have a BOM, workshops, instructors, fat quarter contest and our community service is the Veteran’s Quilt Project. We have a biennial quilt show & raffle quilt made by guild members.
Cambria Heights (Queens):
Stitches from the Heart Quilting Guild meets every Saturday from September to May at Sacred Heart R.C. Church, 115-58 22nd Street, in the rectory basement from 12:30-3:00 p.m. Annual dues are $30. Contact the guild at P.O. Box 110-100, Cambria Heights, NY 11411-0100, or fax (718) 341-8742.
Canton
Borderline Quilters. Meets on the first Wednesday of the month at the Canton Free Library on Park Street at 1PM and 7PM. During the months of May and October, only evening meetings are held. Visitors are welcome and may attend 2 meetings prior to joining. Dues are $15.00 per year. Activities include monthly block exchange, donation quilts for the local women’s domestic violence center, secret quilting pals and a newsletter. Our major fundraiser is Quilt Camp Star Lake – a quilting weekend held in September which is open to all interested quilters (as room allows!) For information e-mail Jo Ann at moc.cils@regnez
Castleton.
East Side Quilters Guild We have about 60+ members; annual dues $25, senior rate available. We meet at VFW Post 7337 on Scott Ave. (Rt. 150) in Castleton and have a block of the month swap, classes, trips, annual quilt challenge(s), and more. We’re known for producing more charity (care) quilts each year than we have members! Please visit our website to find out more. Guild Contact Information moc.liamg@ynsretliuqsE
Albany By Kids for Kids Our chapter is a nonprofit organization that makes quilts for our local hospital for children with life threatening illnesses. We meet the second Saturday of the month from 9:30am to 3:00pm. Meeting place is the Emmanuel Reform Church in Castleton, at 1150 Maple Hill Road, Castleton, N.Y. 12033. Karen Casey, chapter leader, gro.sdikrofstliuq@KFQynabla, or 5187663776
Chester
Chester Quilt Program. We have about 20 members and we meet the second
Tuesday of the month from 6 to 9 p.m. and the fourth Friday of the month
from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.. We are a group of ladies that love quilting and
enjoy learning new things. Contact our email address @ moc.oohay@dliugtliuqretsehc
Cicero
Plank Road Quilt Guild meets the second and fourth Wednesdays at 9:30am at the Cicero United Methodist Church on Rt 11. Visitors are always welcome to join us in our numerous Community Service Projects.
Clarence
Clarence Log Cabin Quilters, PO Box 421, Clarence, NY 14031. The guild
meets monthly on the 4th Tuesday night, 7:00 PM at the Clarence Town Park
Clubhouse, 10405 Main Street (Route 5), Clarence. Monthly meetings include a
short business meeting, quilt related program, refreshments and “show and
tell”. The 150 member guild offers hands on workshops, and participates in
numerous on going community service projects. They host a biennial quilt
show (every two years). Every Thursday members can gather informally to
stitch and chat.
Clayton
Thousand Island Quilt Guild meets every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month at 930am. For more information contact Juliet at (315)686-4226 or E-mail her at moc.loa@958nesdaMJ
Clifton Park
Quilt North
QUILT North guild is comprised of members who share a love of quilting. The guild is dedicated to providing interesting and educational programming for our guild members and guests, to fostering an appreciation of quilt making in the community, and to contributing to the community through the charitable activities of our members. Our meetings are on the second Monday in September and the first Monday of the month, October to June. Visit the meeting page to see the slate of wonderful speakers we are having.
When we are able to meet in person, most of our meetings are at the Shenendehowa United Methodist Church (SUMC), 971 Route 146 Clifton Park , NY, 12065. The December meeting is our annual holiday party at the Shenendehowa Adult Community Center and our February meeting is our Comfort Quilt Sew-in day at the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Library. Doors open at 6:30 for our meetings at the SUMC and the meeting begins at 7:00.
Annual membership dues are $35; $15 for those under the age of 18. Interested in joining? Click here to go to the Membership page. Infomation on how to join and our payment options are all detailed there. Guests are welcome at all meetings and asked to register at the membership table. The non-member fee is $5 or $10, depending on our speaker. Each meeting features a program, which may include a guest speaker, along with monthly activities described on the meetings page. The guild also sponsors workshops, charity projects, and bus trips to quilt shows.
Email: moc.liamg@htrontliuq
Cobleskill
Peaceable Day Quilters (PDQ) meets the 1st Tues each month, Jan-Dec. 35 members of varying ages, abilities and interests. Monthly presentations by members or visiting presenters show new techniques, equipment, etc. Dues currently $10.00 per year. We learn and improve through one another’s encouragement, praise and teaching. moc.rr.pacyn@15als
Cold Spring Harbor
(Suffolk Co) Huntington Quilters. We have about 100 members who pay $20.00
a year in dues. We meet first Tuesday of each month at Centerport United
Methodist Church, in Fellowship Hall. We hold bolock of the month, lectures,
demos, a yearly raffle to fund classes/programs such as our ProBono Baby
Quilts which are given to a local hospital for distribution. We do not
currently hold a show. We have a “sweatshop” group which meets monthly & a
day group that meets 10 am-2pm on Wednesdays at E. Northport Library,
Larkfield Rd. Bring a bag lunch & drop in.
Corning
Corning Quilters Guild. We are a group of about 50 quilters. We meet on
the 4th Friday of the month at the September through June, at the United
Methodist/First Presbyterian Church, 201 N. Hamilton, Painted Post, N.Y.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. — meeting begins at 7 p.m. We do a mystery quilt, a
monthly fabric swap, and a yearly community service project. Our dues are
$20 a year. Contact: moc.rr.ynts@nolnekenna
Cornwall
Cornwall. Quilters of the Hudson Highlands. We have about 60 members who pay
$20 a year in dues. We meet at 7pm on the second Monday of the month at
Munger Cottage Riverlight Park. Features include fat quarter swaps, secret
sister, classes and a yearly raffle quilt to benefit charity and a May show
locally. Contact moc.socyl@niehsnesor_ycram
for more information.
Delhi
Delaware County Town & Country Quilters meet the 1st & 3rd Wednesday each month at St. Johns Episcopal Church in Town. We do challenge blocks, group auctions and group demos. We donate quilts to various service groups. Dues are $15.00 a year. We hold a two day quilt show every odd-numbered year at the Delaware County Historical Association. Further information 607-746-6099.
Delmar
Q.U.I.L.T Meeting at Delmar Reformed Church, Kenwood Ave, Delmar NY We have over 150 members at all skill levels. We meet at 9:30 to noon. A brief business meeting is followed by a speaker. We have a large library and a mini mart. Show and Share is held at the end of the meeting. Membership is $25 per year. Each year we donate over 100 quilts to several service groups, homeless shelters, hospitals and for raffles. We support each other with our talents, and have become friends who enjoy working together and learning from each other. Please visit our web site.
Dix Hills
Founded in October of 2013,
The Long Island Modern
Quilt Guild is a young and growing guild. We welcome new members of all
levels, whether you are experienced, a newbie or just quilting-curious. Our
guild meets monthly to explore what it means to be modern, share our latest
work, inspire each other, learn from interesting speakers, sew together and
give back to the community.
Wondering if you’re modern enough for the Modern Quilt Guild? Don’t worry! All are welcome! The Long Island Modern Quilt Guild is not about judging, it’s about exploring this new and growing movement.
We meet once a month, September through June, at the Art League of Long Island in Dix Hills, NY. Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month from 7:30-9:30PM. Yearly dues are $50 (Sept-Aug). This includes our monthly meetings, speaker sessions, as well as events. We also welcome new members at any time and will prorate dues based on when members join. You can also “try” us out before committing! All we ask is that anyone visiting pays $10/meeting/$15 for speaker meetings. Third meeting is when we ask you to join.
Full membership benefits include: – Monthly guild meetings – Guild activities including challenges, swaps, and exchanges – Members-only retreats and sew-ins – Private speaker engagements – Hands on workshops. For more information, please send us a message at moc.liamg@GQMILtcatnoc or join us for one of our meetings! We’re also on Instagram and Facebook @LIMQG.
East Aurora
Morningstar Quilt Guild. We
have 100 members who pay $20 a year in dues. We meet at 10am second Wed. of
the month at the St Matthias Church. We have a block of the month exchange,
fat quarter swaps, programs, workshops,secret pal, ways and means, and a
show every other year.
Southowns Piecemakers Quilting
Guild- SPQG meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the East Aurora Senior Center, 101 King Street, East Aurora NY. We have 100+ members; $20.00 annual dues. We have Monthly Block-of-the-Month, fat quarter & ways-and-means raffles; show & share; secret pals; challenges; educational, fun, & community support programs; workshops with local and national quilt experts. Donate 100+ quilts annually to various community organizations. We hold a quilt show every 2 years. Next Show is Sept 27 & 28, 2019. Contact: moc.oohay@dliug_qps .
Eden
Eden Quilt Guild We’re a group of about 50
quilters who meet the third Monday of each month in the Faith Bible Baptist
Church. Our small town known for its multiple large family owned dairy and
vegetable farms. moc.oohay@htimsnihctits
Ellisburg
Circle of Friends Quilt Guild meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month at the Ellisburg Fire hall, Ellisburg, NY. moc.liamg@efeekoamam
Endwell
Broome West Sr. Quilt Guild We are located in the Senior Center on Wayne St. Endwell. We meet every Monday to quilt and enjoy the day. We have free classes and stay for “breakfast for lunch” at $2.50 per person. You do not have to eat and it is a great program for all that are over 55yrs. Come in and visit. No meetings in Feb. and Aug. Joyce Morgan ten.nozirev@322mlj
Fairport
Perinton Quilt Guild – Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7 pm, from the third Monday of September through third Monday of May at Perinton Community Center, 1350 Turk Hill Rd, Fairport, NY. Quilt Show every other year in May. Approximately 60 members. Dues are %25 annually. We have challenges, retreats, classes, speakers, and a biannual raffle quilt to benefit charity. moc.rr.retsehcor@acizzipj
Farmington.
Heart in Hand Quilt Guild of the Finger Lakes has about 40 members, at all quilting levels. We meet the 2nd Monday (business meeting or sit/sew/socialize) and the 4th Monday (program) evenings at 630 Crowley Road, Farmington, NY 14425. We participate in service projects and hold a quilt show every 3 years, the next show will be in 2016. Annual dues are $20.
Fayetteville
Towpath Quilt Guild, P.O. Box 188,
Fayetteville, NY 13066. Meets the second Tuesday of each month at the
United Methodist Church of Fayetteville, New York, The 90 plus membership
includes inexperienced quilters as well as master quilters. The /guild
maintains a comprehensive lending library. The Guild presents programs and
workshops by well-known quilting teachers, engages in a number of projects
for local agencies, and holds a quilt Show every two years. Annual dues are
$30. We are a member of the New York Quilters’ Consortium. For more
information contact moc.loa@iuqisuM or
Florida
The Florida Quilter’s Guild meets the first and
third Tuesdays of every month at 7:30 pm at the American Legion Hall in
Florida, New York. The dues are $10.00 a year and we have approximately 24
members and we conduct periodic workshops and classes. Our membership
encompasses everyone from the amateur to the expert.
Fort Drum
Going to Pieces Quilt Guild meets on FT DRUM, NY at 6:30, on the first Wednesday of the month at the Army Community Service Building on Conway Ave.
Freeport
LI Quilters’ Society Long Island Quilters’ Society meets on the 3rd Monday of the month at either 10am or 7pm at the Freeport Recreation Center, 130 East Merrick Road in Freeport, NY. Est. in 1986, we average about 200 members. All skill levels are welcome to join and are encouraged to participate in our show every even-numbered year. Events throughout the year include bus trips, classes, and a yearly dinner party.
Fulton
Lake Country Quilt Guild We have about 45 members, we meet on the 3rd Wed.of q month. Social hour starts at 6:30 pm; business meeting at 7:00 pm Membership is open to anyone who has a love of and an interest in quilting. Dues are $20 Sept-Sept. We host a bi-annual quilt show in October on even years. moc.oohay@dliugyrtnuocekal
Geneva
Finger Lakes Quilt Guild, 315-789-3761
Glens Falls
Wings Falls Quilters Guild. Our guild numbers about 90 members and dues are $30 per year with $10 of raffle tickets included in that fee. Meetings begin at 9:15am with fellowship and refreshments starting at 8:15 am.
Location: September through June on the second Saturday of the month at the South Glens Falls Methodist Church at 15 Maplewood Parkway. We have programs, speakers, block of the month, door prizes, classes, and a yearly raffle quilt. Our biannual quilt show will again be held in 2021.
EMail: moc.liamg@stliuqbeus
Gloversville
Sew Busy Quilt Guild
Meetings are held on the third Monday of each month from September to June (except December). Doors open at 6:15 pm. All meetings, with the exception of December, March and June, begin at 6:45 pm and include a Business Meeting, demonstrations and/or presenters, and Show & Tell. December and June meetings include a covered dish dinner at 6:00 pm. The March meeting is dedicated to service projects and also begins at 6:00 pm. Sit and Sew Nights are held the second Monday of each month from October through June (except December). The doors open at 6:15 pm. Workshops and demonstrations will begin at 6:45 pm. Members are always welcome to work on their own projects; tables are available to baste quilts, as well as plenty of space for committee meetings, work on Block of the Month kits, etc. Meetings and Sit & Sew nights are held at the Church of the Holy Spirit – Ottaviano Hall, 161 South Main St., Gloversville, NY. moc.liamg@stliuqysubwes
Gorham
Lake to Lake Quilt Guild, Inc.
Location: 4746 South Street, Gorham, NY. 14461
Our guild starts 2023 off with 35 members. We have an activity at nearly every business meeting. We bring in teachers both locally and nationally known to provide education for our members. We actively make baby quilts for three different charitable organizations in our area. We call ourselves Lake to Lake because we are located in the heart of the NY Finger Lake region and truly have members coming in our our meetings from several lakes. Our members have a wealth of different craft backgrounds in addition to quilting. Many are painters, we dye fabrics in the summer sometimes; we have many otters, crocheters in addition to our varied love of appliqué, modern, and traditional quilts. We have varied activities like block of the month, fabric swap and challenges as well. Like other groups, our last scheduled quilt show was cancelled by Covid. We are contemplating another show in 2024. Stay tuned. Dues are now $35/ year. We meet the first Wednesday of the month barring inclement weather at the Gorham United Methodist Church at 9 am. Business meeting starts at 10 am. Potential members are allowed to attend free. We would welcome you.
Grand Island.
River Lea Quilt Guild
Our guild has over 35 members with all levels of quilting. Our meetings are on the 3rd Tuesday of the month in the large cafeteria of the Grand Island High School, 1100 Ransom Rd., Grand Island, NY, and have a business meeting and speakers or demonstrations. We welcome all visitors and hope that they will enjoy our “show and tell” section where the members share their work. We have weekend retreats and workshops led by expert quilters from beginning quilting to advanced techniques. Our show is usually every 3rd year but with the pandemic, we are finally having our show in 2022. Contact Judy Buzby at moc.liamg@ybzubyduj for information.
Greene County
Patchworkers. Established in 1973, the Patchworkers has about 20 members. We meet in members’ homes every Wednesday. The annual Quilt Show is Aug. 14th at St.Theresa’s Church auditorium, Windham, NY. Visit our website for more information.
Greenville
Greenville Quilters-meets every Wednesday 12:30-3:30 pm in the large Community Room of the Greenville Library at 11177 Sr 32, Greenville, NY. The Greenville Quilters began in 1986 when 3 women started to quilt together. We have been meeting ever since (outside during COVID-19). Today the group has about 8 active members. We are a group who enjoy one another and seek to learn about and share our interest in the art of quilting and other fabric arts. We welcome anyone who has an interest to do the same, we have no problem teaching and sharing any knowledge we have. Email Cindy Lampman at moc.liamg@21cnampmal.
Hamilton
Log Cabin Quilt Guild. We have less than 20 members who pay $10 a year in dues. We meet weekly on Wednesday afternoons at Bridle Creek Bed and Breakfast in a quilting studio. Quilters work on independent projects. Two or three times a year the Guild hosts a quilt retreat open to area quilters. Contact
bbhipsley@gmail. or 315-824-1962 for more information.
Henrietta
This club meets Tuesdays at 1pm September through June at the Public Library, 455 Calkins Road, in Henrietta. We have approximately 50 members. Regular features of meetings include show and tell as well as frequent demonstrations and/or classes by members or guests. HQC members make nearly 100 ABC quilts annually which are donated to a variety of organizations throughout the area. A quilt show is held in the fall of odd-numbered years
Highland Quilters
Highland Quilters’ Guild meets on the third Saturday, September through June, at 9:30 am in the Methodist Church Hall on Route 40. Membership is limited. We have a quilt raffle and a quilt show every two years. Classes are offered. We make quilts for different charities and groups in need.
Hilton
Heart and Hand Quilt Guild meets on the first Thursday of every month in the Hilton Community Center (on the corner of West Ave. and Henry St. in Hilton, NY). We usually meet in the Board Room there. Our meetings are at 7:00-9:00 PM. Visitors and/or new members are welcomed. Yearly dues are $10.00 which includes a monthly newsletter. If you are interested or have questions, Email moc.loa@hcruBSL
Hobart
SCRIDS We meet the third Thursday of each month at the Hobart Methodist Church from 10am to 2 pm. Everyone welcome. For information contact: Mary McMullen at 607-538-9083 or Pat Cumming at 607-326-7569. moc.oohay@47421gnimmuc
Huntington
Huntington Quilters. We have about 100 members who pay $20 a year in dues. We meet at 7:30pm on the first Tuesday of the month at the Centerport United Methodist Church on Little Neck Road. We have block of the month, show & tell a yearly raffle quilt, and a monthly program. We donate pro bono baby quilts to area hospitals and medical centers. Visit our website or E-mail moc.sretliuqnotgnitnuh@ofni for more information.
Ilion
ILION PIECEMAKERS QUILT GUILD
Location: Herkimer Community Center 555 Route 5S Mohawk ny 13407
We have community service programs. We make quilts for local nursing homes, walker bags and children’s quilts for the police to hand out during emergency calls. We have about 40 members and dues are $20 a year. We meet the 2nd Monday of the month at 6 pm. Contact us via Facebook at Ilion Piecemakers Quilt Guild. Email: moc.oohay@syob4ahaj
Islip
Great South Bay Quilters
Meetings are held monthly at the Bay Shore/Brightwaters Library 1 So. Country Rd., Brightwaters NY. First meeting free, $25 yearly membership. Tutorials, workshops, speakers. Beginner to expert. Visit our website for specific meeting dates. Meets the third Wednesday of the month at Brookwood Hall in East Islip. Non-members are welcome at meetings for a $3 fee per meeting. Demonstrations, speakers, workshops. ten.enilnotpo@yhuoldcJ
Ithaca
The Tompkins County Quilters Guild meets at Lifelong, 119 W. Court St., Ithaca, NY, on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of most months, 7:00-9:00 PM. You can contact us by mail at PO Box 6735 Ithaca, New York 14851.
Kenmore
Kenmore Quilters Guild. We have about 50 members who pay $25 a year in dues. We meet on the 1st, 3rd, 4th Mondays of the month from September to June at the Mang Cultural Bldg.
Kingston
Wiltwyck Quilters A non-profit group, about 150 strong; dues $25; Meets third Saturday of the month Sept. thru June. Grace Community Church, Lake Katrine-10am refreshments at 9:30. We have monthly block raffles, raffle table, and year-long projects. We host classes, lectures, a monthly service sew day, a biennial show with a raffle quilt to benefit a local school program. Wiltwyck Quilter’s Guild, PO Box 3731, Kingston 12401.
Lake Luzerne
Hudson River Piecemakers Quilt Guild. We are a Guild of 60 members who meet the third Saturday @ 9:00 AM, from September to June. We have workshops, block of the month, challenges, yearly raffle quilt, and a Quilt Show every other year. moc.oohay@hsirizus
Liberty
Calico Geese Quilters of Sullivan County. NQA Chapter NY433. Cornell Co-operative Extension, 69 Ferndale-Loomis Road, Liberty, NY 12754
MEMBERSHIP: ~90. Meeting are held twice a month, on the second Monday and the fourth Saturday. We have a monthly Newsletter, a yearly Raffle Quilt and an Annual Challenge. Members have been involved in an ongoing Community Service Project. Our members have a wide variety of skills from beginners to advanced. For more information e-mail Lori Nixon at ten.nozirev@noxinml
Lisbon
Borderline Quilters Meetings are held on the First Wednesday of each month in a day and evening session at 1:00pm and 7:00 pm at the Canton Free Library, Canton,NY. Members are free to attend either or both sessions. Membership in this Guild is open to all persons interested in quilting regardless of their skill level. Annual Dues are $15.00. We have fat quarter swaps, Saturday classes, a Quilt camp held in September, and a bi-annual quilt show.
Lockport
Kenan Quilt Guild. We are a guild of about 60 members meeting at the Kenan Center, 433 Locust St, Lockport, NY on the second Thursday of the month at 7pm (except July & August). We offer programs at our monthly meetings and workshops throughout the year. Our membership year runs from September through August with annual dues of $25. Meetings and workshops are open to the public and membership can begin at any time during the year. As a non-profit guild, we make and donate items to local health care, youth, and other service organizations. We host a quilt show at the Kenan Arena on the first weekend in November in the odd-numbered years. We make and donate a large quilt each year as an opportunity quilt benefitting the Kenan Center. Email: moc.liamg@wohstliuqgqk
Long Lake
Northern Needles. We have about 40 members who pay $20 a year in dues. We meet the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in the parish center of St. Henry’s Church in Long Lake. We are not limited to just quilters but include all handwork. We meet from 10:00 to 4:00 with one business meeting the first time we meet each new month. We hold a showcase every other year. In the alternate years, we do a charity project. We have many seasonal members and they are always welcome. St. Henry’s parish center has a full kitchen so most members bring a lunch if they plan to spend the day. Funds that are raised are donated back to the local community. We also sponsor two young people to the Adirondack Quilt Camp held in Long Lake each June. gro.seldeennrehtron@ofni
Malone
Adirondack Quilters Guild
Located in Malone, NY on the northern edge of the Adirondack Park, our guild has about 30 members. We have a monthly meeting at 6:15 PM on the first Thursday of every month; as well as a day-long workshop on from 9AM – 3PM . Both gatherings are held at the Malone Adult Center 14096 State Rt 30 North, Malone, NY 12953. After a hiatus due to Covid, we are once again gathering to enjoy all things “quilty.” Our first post-Covid quilt show will be held May 17-18 at the Congregational Church on East Main Street, Malone, NY 12953. For info about our guild and/or quilt show, See our website at www.AdirondackQuiltersGuild.org .
Marcellus
Thumbstall quilt Guild. We have over 80 members who pay $22 a year in dues. We meet at 7pm on the third Tuesday of the month at the Marcellus United Methodist Church. We have planned programs: lectures, demonstrations; plus raffle quilts, charity quilts, sew days, community service projects and a bi-annual quilt show. Contact moc.loa@tliuqytraydniC
Manhattan:
Empire quilters meet from 1-4 PM the second Saturday of the month from September to June at FIT, Dubinsky Bldg A, 27th St @ 8th Ave. Guest fee $5. Regular membership $35, Seniors $25. We have a well known quilter lecture and offer workshops, we do show and tell, and hold focus groups. At each meeting we collect and distribute quilts for children and seniors in hospitals, shelters and nursing homes. A vendor sells fabrics and notions. Members receive a monthly newsletter, discounts at local shops. Contact: Empire Quilters, Old Chelsea Station, P.O. Box 1293, New York, NY 10113.
Quilters of Color Network of NY. Meets September – June, 4th Saturday monthly, Hudson Guild Community Center, 119 Ninth Avenue between 17th and 18th Streets, 1-4 p.m. Guest Fee: $5; Annual dues $30 if paid by June meeting, and $35 after the June meeting. Members joining at or after the March 2009 meeting will pay a pro-rated fee of $15. Members outside of the tri-state NYC area are eligible for associate membership rate of $17. Email: gro.ynncq@lareneg
NYC Metro MOD quilters, The NYC Metro Modern Quilters Guild was created in early 2010 to offer a place for quilters to connect and create. We support all styles of quilting where you are free to explore your own creativity in quilt-making. Our guild promotes the appreciation of quilts, supports quilting activities, encourages quilt-making, and furthers the growth of its quilters’ education. We currently have around 80 members and all levels of quilters are encouraged to join us, including beginners. We hold 8 meetings/year from 2 pm to 6 pm on the first Saturday of the month (not including Jan/July-Sept) at Hartley House, 413 W 46th St – guest fee $15. moc.sretliuqdomortemcyn@ofni
Masonville.
Sunday Piecemakers. We have 15 members who pay $15 a year dues. We meet on the third Sunday of the month at the Masonville Federated Church.We have a block of the month swap, classes, trips, programs, a raffle quilt, and participate in making a difference day by making baby quilts for hospitals. Guests are always welcome. We do not meet in December.
Mineola
Evening Star Quilters
Evening Star Quilters strives to promote the art and craft of quilting through fellowship, education and service. We have 75+ members from Nassau and Suffolk counties, New York City boroughs, and even some dedicated quilters from out-of-state. Whether you’re just starting your quilting journey or consider yourself a seasoned pro, you’ll find a warm welcome here.
Join us on the first Thursday of each month at 7 pm at the Mineola Community Center, 155 Washington Avenue, Mineola, NY 11501 for our fun meetings featuring a blend of in-person and online speakers. Be sure to check out our events page for our exciting schedule of speakers, workshops and activities. Indulge your quilting passion with our focus groups, interactive online events, cozy sit ‘n sew meetings, entertaining trash-to-treasure auctions, festive holiday parties, educational member demo nights, and our highly anticipated biennial judged quilt show.
Membership is a steal at just $45 per year! Head over to our membership page for all the details or shoot us an email at moc.liamg@ynsretliuqratsgnineve to learn more. Email: moc.liamg@ynsretliuqratsgnineve
Mohawk
Piecemakers Quilt Guild. We have about 43 members who pay $15.00 annually. Meeting nights are the second Monday of every month from Sept. to June at the Methodist Church in Mohawk.
Moravia
Piecemakers Quilt Guild of Moravia We have about 30 members that pay $15 per year dues. We meet each first and third Monday night, at 6:30 PM at Christ United Methodist Church. Our group has a mystery quilt each year and a show every other year. October 2018 is our next show. Since the guild was formed in 2001 we have done a lot of community service projects. We welcome visitors and new members. contact ten.sehguh@122pL for information.
Naples
Grape Country Quilters, we meet the 2nd Wednesday of the Month
@ St. Januarius Catholic Church. 10:00. inNaples, New York
We make quilts for a local V.A, we do various exchanges, secret pals. moc.liamg@444hcsirt
Newark
Erie Canal Quilt Guild. We meet at the Community Center at 303 East Ave, Newark NY, on the second Wednesday of the month (Sept – June) 6:30 – 8:30 pm. Members pay $15.00 yr dues. We do show and share for quilt dollars for our Annual Quilting Auction. fat qtr swap, Saturday workshops, shop hop and quilt show trips. and monthly demos and mini classes. We welcome all levels of interest. contact
for further info.
New Hartford
Mohawk Valley Quilt Club, PO Box 595, New Hartford, NY 13413. This is a Utica, NY-area guild. Meetings on 4th Monday, September -June, except December and May. (moved because of holidays). Meeting 7 PM at New Hartford Methodist Church, Genesee Street, New Hartford, NY. Contact Candy Fike, PO Box 595, New Hartford, NY 13413. Dues $15; retirees: $10. Half price after January. Quilt Show in September of odd-numbered years, and you must be a member the year before to enter the show. Membership averages 100 at present time.
New York City
Empire Quilters
Empire Quilters, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1982 to preserve and promote the tradition, culture, and history of quilt-making, and to foster good fellowship among persons interested in the art of quilting in the greater New York area. The Guild has a continuing commitment to raising the level of appreciation of quilts among the general public, to using our talents in service to our community, and to exchanging of our skills, ideas, and visions with one another. The guild has grown over the years to a membership of over 400 women, men and children from the tri-state area who love to quilt.
Our monthly meetings are typically held on the second Saturday of the month from September to June at the Church of the Holy Apostles, 296 Ninth Ave (@28th St.) New York, NY 10001 [ Map ]. Even before the main meeting begins, the Guild presents monthly focus groups, a lending library, service activities, and shopping with our vendor of the month. After a short business meeting, members and guests enjoy a program with a renowned quilter or craft expert; member Quilter of the Month, and members’ show and tell. At many meetings, we have a vendor with items to suit many interests and needs. Twice a year the members take over as ‘vendor’ and enjoy a lively Members’ Flea Market. Mailing Address: Old Chelsea Station P.O. Box 1293 New York, NY 10113
For up to date membership information visit http://www.empirequilters.net/membership.php
Email: ten.sretliuqeripme@ofni
Newcomb
Newcomb Mountain Quilters. meeting twice and month and meeting on Tuesday the Newcomb Firehall. We make and Raffle a quilt each year. We also, make charity quilts for others. Dog beds with our leftovers and support local causes and Women Shelter’s, Guild Contact Information Marion Cole – ten.reitnorf@yzamyzarc Maggie Alitz – ten.tenreitnorf@sylloptnua
North Tonawanda
Twin City Quilters Guild, 2800 Church Road, Wheatfield, New York. The Twin City Quilters Guild is a nonprofit organization founded in 1982 and is open to anyone interested in the art of quilting. The goals of the Guild include: gathering people with a common interest, preserving the heritage of quilting, providing a source of information and inspiration, perpetuating excellence in quilting and related crafts.
Guild meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 PM at the Wheatfield Community Center, membership is $25/year. Our activities include quilting instruction, show and share, and a variety of charity projects including Pink Ribbon, Project Linus (donated over 5,800 quilts so far!), creating walker bags and Operation Support our Troops holiday stockings. Membership also participates in a quilt show every other year, at which time we raffle off a quilt, proceeds donated to different charities.
For further information please check our website or Email: moc.liamg@dliugsretliuqyticniwT
Northern Clinton County
The Log Cabin Quilters
Guild was formed on 9/8/96. We are located on Rt.190. Annual Dues are
$15.00. We had 13 official members
join on our first meeting. Everyone
agreed that we should join NQA this year. Our Newsletter will be
printed every two months this year, and every month starting next September.
And we had a 12 year old join!. If you are interested in more info please
email moc.loa@d8roceD
Norwich
Chenango Piecmakers. We have almost 100
members. Dues are $15 a year. We meet at the UCC Church on W.Main St.
Norwich. We do blocks of the month which are put into charity quilts, block
exchanges, sponsor classes and demos, and have 3 smaller groups that meet on
Tues. eve, Thurs. or Sun. afternoons. Our show is every other year and we do
a raffle quilt and silent auction for charity. Contact
moc.oohay@srekameceipognanehc for more information.
Olean
Southern Tier Quilt Guild. We are an English
speaking guild of about 50 members whose goal is to promote the art of
quilting and use this art to benefit the community in various ways. We meet
monthly and have block of the month and challenge programs as well as guest
speakers, workshops and group projects. We are currently seeking
correspondence with another guild else where in the world who is interested
in sharing ideas, patterns, quilt fabrics, letters, and friendship. Contact
ten.nozirev@47ztluhcsbc if interested or for more information on our guild.
Orchard Park
Quaker Quilters meets on the 4th Thursday of each month at Orchard Park Presbyterian Church on Buffalo Road. Dues are $20 a year. We have BOM’s, split clubs, FQ drawings, and exciting challenges and workshops as well as guest speakers. Contact ude.cyd@jmyek for more information
Pelham
The Pelham Quilters meet the first Monday of the month at 7PM. We are a small guild offering teaching, show & share and friendship.
Penn Yan
Keuka Quilters. We have about 60 members that pay $20 a year in dues. We meet at the Baptist Church on Main Street the first Monday of the month from September to June. We have a program and show and tell every meeting. We do a raffle quilt to benefit a charity every other year.
Pennellville
Quilters Consortium of New York
State, Inc. We are an organization of over 20 guilds across New York State.
We meet at various locations around the state on the 3rd Wed of Mar, June, &
Sept and the 1st Wed of Dec. Check out our website Quilter’s Consortium of
NY, P.O. Box 266, Pennellville, NY 13132
Pine Bush
Pine Bush Country Quilters Guild We have about 60 members, who pay $20 a year in duesl We meet at 7:15 PM, on the second Wednesday of the month at the Town Hall in Pine Bush. We do monthly blocks for charity, mini raffles at every meeting, occasional speakers, a show, and raffle quilt, every other year, (even numbered years), We also have a Monday group.
Plattsburgh
Champlain Valley Quilters’ Guild of NY.
15 Broad Street website: comments: We have about 160 members who pay
$25.00 per year in dues. We meet the second Wednesday of each month from
September until June. The doors at Stafford Middle School open at 6:00 P.M.
We have a short business meeting and a program each month. We have an active
community outreach group. We have challenges, mystery quilts and fun. We
love visitors! EMail: moc.liamg@grubnedarfa
Poughkeepsie
First Dutchess Quilters. We have 100+ members who pay $45 a year in dues. We meet the third Wednesday of the month at the Boardman Road Branch Library, 141 Boardman Rd., Poughkeepsie, NY 12603. Doors open at 6:30 and the meeting starts at 7:00. Please see our web site for the calendar and programs.
Queens
Quilt n Queens Guild, we have about 40 members who
pay $20 a year in dues. We meet at 6:30 pm on the first Tuesday of the month
from September to June. We meet at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning
(JCAL) located at 161-04 Jamaica Ave. We have focus groups, block of the
month, trips and shows and challenge projects.
Redwood
The Fumble-Fingers Quilters. We’re a small but
growing group who meets every second Saturday from 10:00–12:00. We have
group projects and classes. No fees, everyone welcome!
Remsen
Snow Country Quilt Guild
meets at the Remsen Arts Center, Main St. Remsen, NY. We are a group of friendly quilters who meet on a monthly basis to share our enthusiasm for quilting. We learn about quilting from one another and from professionals who are invited as speakers to our meetings. We exchange ideas and show our projects in show and tell sessions. We share our love of quilts with the general public by sponsoring a free annual quilt show and exhibit in conjunction with the Remsen Festival of the Arts on the fourth weekend in September.
EMail: moc.oohay@2299yduj
Riverhead
Eastern Long Island Quilters’ Guild, Inc., P.O. Box 332, Riverhead, NY 11901, We have 200+ members who pay $35 a year in dues. We meet at the Southold Recreation Center in Peconic on Eastern Long Island. We have a quilt show every year on the first weekend in June at the Suffolk Community College in Riverhead. For more info, see our web site.
Contact gro.gqile@ofni.
Rochester
Irondequoit Quilt Club, was
founded in 1979 by a small group of women who originally took a Monroe
Country Cooperative Extension course. The club is open to quilt lovers of
all degrees from the non-quilters who appreciate the art of quilt making to
the most advanced quilt makers. Meetings are held the 4th Monday of the
month from September through June starting 7pm (doors open at 6:15pm) at the
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, 3736 St. Paul Blvd, Rochester, NY 14617
(corner of St. Paul Blvd. and Cooper Road). We have an extensive library
free to members, have a biennial quilt show, host a variety of guest
speakers and workshops throughout the year. We make charity quilts that are
donated to a variety of local organizations. Current membership is about 80.
Annual dues are $20 payable in September. Guild Contact Information Contact
Genesee Valley Quilt Club,
Inc. We have over 300 members, but started with 10 in 1936 which makes us
the oldest continually-meeting quilt club in the country. We meet on the
second Thursday of the month, Sept through June at Temple B’rith Kodesh 2123
Elmwood Ave between 9:15 and 2pm. We baste two member’s quilts a month,
maintain an extensive library, do a Show & Tell which is exhibited during
the day, often with 40 or more pieces, block of the menth, demos, Comfort
quilts for donation, over 200 a year. We host trips annually to Schweinfurth
Museum in Auburn NY to their show, host 2 renowned teachers a year, with
many other programs monthly, workshops, a biannual show. Dues $25 a year
with 14 page newsletter monthly. We volunteer in documenting and restoring
over 250 quilts at the Rochester Museum and Science Center. We’ve made 2
authentic reproductions of Susan B. Anthony quilts to be shown in her home
here.
Rochester Modern Quilt Guild
We’re a new guild in Rochester, NY for that quilter who enjoys modern quilts. Do you like traditional patterns made with modern fabrics? Are you inspired by Gee’s Bend quilts and/or
traditional Amish Quilts. Then you might be a modern quilter. Check us out on facebook
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Scarsdale
Village Squares Quilters We meet the 2nd Tuesday each month at the Westchester Reform Temple, 255 Mamaroneck Road. Come early 10 am on and join a Sit-n-stitch or member tips, BYO lunch, refreshments are provided. The program begins at 1:00 pm and includes a lecture by well-known quilter and a member show and tell. For more info visit our Facebook page, website, or contact us via email. Non-members are welcome.
Schenectady
Quilters United in Learning Together, QUILTS
Are you new to quilting, or experienced but interested in expanding your skillset? Are you looking for a quilt guild with an emphasis on both education and community service? How about a guild comprised of welcoming members who would be glad to have you join them? Quilters United In Learning Together, Schenectady, or Q.U.I.L.T.S., checks all those boxes! Q.U.I.L.T.S. was formed in 1980 and has approximately 130 active members living in Schenectady, Saratoga, Albany, and surrounding communities. The range of quilting experience in our membership varies from beginner to expert.
Some of our members are very experienced and have taught classes and published articles and patterns. Several members have had their quilts shown on local, national, and international levels. Many of our members are beginners, who joined the guild to learn how to make quilts. No matter what the experience level, there is always something to be learned and everyone has something to share. Q.U.I.L.T.S. members meet to learn, laugh, and enjoy the quilting experience with others.
Q.U.I.L.T.S. generally meets the first Thursday of every month from September through June. We have remained active throughout the pandemic, successfully navigating the Zoom format for both meetings and workshops. When able to meet in person, we gather at the Reformed Church of Scotia, 224 N. Ballston Ave., Scotia, NY.
Schoharie (Schoharie Valley- Schoharie, Middleburgh, and surrounding area.)
Schoharie Valley Piecemakers. We have about 40 members who pay $20 a year in dues. We meet at 6:30 pm on the second Tuesday of the month at St. Mark’s Church in Middleburgh, NY. Meetings typically start with a business and events review, followed by an educational or demo session, and show-and-tell of recent projects. The group supports several charity projects throughout the year, conducts skill-building workshops, and participates and supports local and regional quilt shows. moc.rr.pacyn@2gnivilt
Sherrill
Thread Bears Quilter`s Guild was started in 1990. Today we have over 60 members. We meet on the first Tuesday of the month at St. Helena`s Catholic Church in Sherrill, N.Y. We are a learning and friendship quild featuring teaching workshops and demonstrations of techniques, a semi-annual weekend, and plenty of show and tell. Dues are $15. per year and include a monthly newsletter. For more information contact moc.onuj@doownylrah
Skaneateles
Thumstall Quilt Guild, 315-369-6411.
Smithtown
Smithtown Stitches Quilt Guild. We meet at 7:30 pm on the third Monday of the month at The Saint James Lutheran Church,
230 2nd Ave., Saint James, NY 11780. Contact Info: The Smithtown Stitchers,
Inc., PO Box 311, Smithtown, NY 11787.
Somers
NORTHERN STAR QUILTERS’ GUILD We meet the third Tuesday, 7 pm, at Kennedy Catholic High School, 54 Rt. 138, Somers, NY, Sept-June. Dues are $45. The first weekend in May is reserved for our Quilt Show. We sponsor nationally known quilt speakers, workshops, and special activities. Our diverse membership of around 200 traditional, contemporary, and art quilters spans the ability range from novice to professional. Guild Contact Information moc.sretliuqratsnrehtron@swen
South Glens Falls
Wings Falls Quilt Guild Meets on the second Saturday of each month from September through June. A brief business meeting is followed by a planned program. The guild hosts a variety of quilting activities: monthly meetings with guest speakers, “show and tell” of members’ work, workshops teaching new skills, community service projects, block-of-the-month, lending library, and a Quilt Show held in the odd years.
Southampton
Eastern Long Island Quilter’s Guild, Inc. Members: 260+. The Guild meets the first Wednesday of each month (no January meeting) with some exceptions for Friday meetings/workshops, at the Southold Town Recreation Center in Peconic. Doors open at 7 pm, Business meeting begins at 7:30 pm. The vendor is available. The program begins after 8 pm with lectures and demonstrations. Membership is $25 annually. The guest fee is $2.50. Annual conference and show held the second weekend in June. Mailing address: P.O. Box 332, Riverhead, NY 11901.
Staten Island.
Staten Island Quilt Guild meets two times a month Sept to June. Dues are $35 a year. The second and fourth Fri of the month at 10 AM – 2 PM at the Drumgoole Knights of Columbus 397 Clarke Ave Staten Island New York, 10306. We are a group of 50 who share ideas, block of the month, fabric swaps, show and tell. We also have a show every other year to benefit a local charity. We are on Facebook. Contact moc.nsm@madhcsn
Moonlight Quilt Guild
The Guild, with about 45 members, attracts women of all ages and skill levels, including beginners. The group meets at Carmel Richmond Health Care and Rehabilitation Center, 88 Old Town Rd., Dongan Hills, on the third Friday of every month, at 7:30 p.m. Visitors and new members are always welcome. Membership dues are $25 annually. For information Telephone Clare Harnedy ( 718-351-6425 ) or Patricia Mielke ( 718-987-2653 ), or e-mail moc.liamg@tliuqthgilnooM
Syracuse
Quilters Consortium of New York State, Inc. We are an organization of quilt guilds, individuals, and quilt-related businesses for the purpose of promoting the art of quilt making. Our meetings move around the state and are held on the 3rd Wednesday of March, June & September, and the 1st Tuesday of December. Linda Storrings ten.maertsdniw@sgnirrotsl
Triangle
Triangle Guild, Rt 206 between Whitney Point & Greene, 1st Thursday, 7 p.m. Contact President at moc.rr.ynts@3smadae or Secretary at moc.loa@klcnT.
Trout Creek
Sunday Piecemakers. We have approximately 20 members and we meet the third Sunday afternoon at 1:30 pm in the Trout Creek Community Church. The purpose of our group is to make and donate charity quilts. We also make and donate quilts for other non-profit organizations to raffle for funds for their organizations.
ude.atnoeno@kbehcniw
Union Springs
Cayuga Lake Quilt Guild, 5 Park St,
Union Springs, NY 13021
Utica
Mohawk Valley Quilt Guild, 9 Westminster Rd,
Utica, NY, 13501
Vestal
Common Threads Quilters Guild. 65 members, meeting on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Thursday of the month. On the 3rd Thursday we hold a program/workshop, and the 5th Thursdays we do Community Projects. We hold a quilt show every odd year, of over 100 quilts, a boutique, silent auction, and a raffle quilt made by guild members.
Voorheesville
Village Quilters. We have about 20 members. We do not
charge dues. We meet at 7:30 PM on the first Thursday of each month,
September through June. We host a quilt show every other year, and create a
raffle quilt every year. We have guest speakers, occasional workshops, and
frequent projects for various charities. Meetings will be held at the
Voorheesville Public Library starting September 2006.
Warwick
Warwick Valley Quilters’ Guild
Warwick Valley Quilters’ Guild. Founded in 1982, our members represent NY, NJ, & PA. Our 100 members pay a yearly dues of $60 per year. We meet at 10am to 4pm on the 2nd Tuesday (business meeting and afternoon UFO/social time/games/demos/service projects and more; and on the 4th Tuesday (Lecture in the morning and UFO time in the afternoon.). On the 3rd Tuesday we have workshops (pre-registration $). Show and tell is held at both meetings. We hold a biennial judged show, raffle quilt and maintain a scholarship program for a graduating HS senior. For more information please visit our website or Email: gro.liamg@dliuGsretliuQyellaVkciwraW
Waterloo
Seneca Textile Guild – About 25 members meets every
second Tuesday. We have an exciting year ahead as we grow. Join us. For more
information call 315-539-5430.
Watertown
NORTH COUNTRY QUILTING GUILD The NCQG
meets at 6:30 pm for social and 7:00 for meeting on the 4th Tuesday of each
month (except June, July, August, & December) at the Black River Elementary
School in Black River, NY. Guild meetings include speakers, classes, and
always “Show And Tell”. NCQG has approximately 100 members who pay $15.00 a
year in dues and sponsors a quilt show every other year.
Webster
The Webster Quilt Guild was established in 1975 by women who wanted to quilt. We are currently about 100 members strong with several of the original members participating. Our dues are $25 annually. We meet on the 3rd Friday of the month from September through June at Holy Trinity Church, Murphy Hall, 1460 Ridge Road, Webster, New York 14580 in the Peace and Unity Room. We have speakers, trunk shows, educational speakers and community activities. Our charitable works are with Quilt of Valor, Bivona Child Advocacy Center, Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester and many others as needed. Our members support a quilt show every other year. We will be having our next show in 2025 as we will celebrate our 50th anniversary as a guild. Guests are welcome. Please contact moc.rr.retsehcor@1reknips for additional information.
Wellsville.
The Schoolhouse Quilters Guild meets at 7 pm the
2nd monday of each month at the Shepherd of The Valley church on Fassett
Lane in Wellsville. We have about 30 members who pay $10 a year. We do
charity quilts, raffle quilts, have guest speakers, workshops, shop hops and
show & tell each month. Contact our president at moc.tenlacol@34wirt or
moc.oohay@70eusnosnhoj for more information.
West Nyack
Heritage Quilters of the Hudson Palisades. Our group of about 40 members of all skill levels meets the 3rd Monday of each month from September through June at St. Francis of Assisi Hall, 128 Parrot Road, West Nyack, New York. Our January meeting is our Comfort Quilt Sew-in day and our February meeting is our Veterans Quilt Sew-in day. Membership dues are $35 per year. Guests are welcome at all meetings ($5 non-member fee). We offer demonstrations, a block of the month program, member led workshops, and show and tell. We have a comprehensive lending library. We have a monthly newsletter. We make quilts for charitable efforts including comfort quilts for local hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and other service groups, as well as patriotic quilts for local veteran organizations.
Each year we have a quilt show at the Nanuet Public Library. Our 2024 show is March 9th and 10th. An annual raffle quilt is made by members with a portion of proceeds donated to a local charity. For more information, please visit our website www.heritagequilters.org and/or e-mail us at gro.sretliuqegatireh@ofni. Heritage Quilters of the Hudson Palisades
Location: PO Box 286, West Nyack, NY 10994. Email: gro.sretliuqegatireh@ofni. Comments: We are a nice friendly group who enjoy each other and love to share ideas!
Westfield
The Westfield Quilters’ Guild, established in 1993, currently has about 100 members. We meet on the third Thursday of each month at the Westfield Methodist Church, on Main Street, at 7:00 p.m. We have a short business meeting, quilting program, show and tell, and refreshments. Dues are $15.00 annually.
Wheatfield.
Twin City Quilters Guild. We have approx. 110
members. We meet at 6:30pm on the first Wednesday of the month at the
Wheatfield Community Center, Church Road. We have a block and fat quarter
swap at each meeting. We also have several free workshops a year and shophop
once a year. We make several hundred quilts each year for Project Linus. We
also do other various forms of charity work. All are welcome – from just
wanting to learn to experienced quilters.
White Plains.
Village Squares Quilters Guild. We meet on the 2nd Tuesday each month at the Westchester Reform Temple, 255 Mamaroneck Road. Come early 10 am on and join a Sit-n-stitch or member tips, BYO lunch, refreshments are provided. The program begins at 1:00 pm and includes a lecture by well-known quilter and a member show and tell. For more info visit our Facebook page, website or contact us via email at: vsq@villagesquaresquilters.com Nonmembers are welcome.
Whitesboro
Mohawk Valley Quilt Club, 31 Capardo
Drive, Whitesboro, NY 13492
Williamson
Reverse Curves Quilt Club.
With 35 members meeting the 1st & 3rd Tues of the Month. A charitable group
donating quilts to Birth Right, area nursing home, veterans returning aboard
Honor Flights to/from Washington DC. Proud to be presenting our 3rd
Patchwork & Pies Quilt Show & Bazaar later this fall. Please contact me at
for more information.
Windham.
Patchworkers. We have about 25 members. We meet
weekly Wednesday’s at 10:00am.business meetings on the first Wednesday of
the month at 12:30 pm. We have classes, sit and sews , charity work ,raffle
quilts and a quilt show bi annually. New members always welcome!
York
The York Towne Quilt Guild
York Towne Quilters meets at the Geneseo United Methodist Church, 4520 Genesee Street, Geneseo, NY 14454. We have approximately 60 members who pay $25 yearly. We meet at 7 PM on the 3rd Monday of the month from March- December. We have various programs and presenters, classes, trips, and donation of quilts to charities. Guest are welcome to attend.
Email: moc.liamg@0961lsc
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