The Thames Valley Quilters Guild Highlights
The Thames Valley Quilters Guild began in London in September 1991.
Originally called the Artisans London Quilters Guild, members met at the East Lions Artisan Centre.
In 1993, the guild began meeting at the Byron Public Library and became known as the
Thames Valley Quilters Guild.
In 1995, the guild moved Wesley-Knox United Church on Askin Street.
The first quilt show was held in 1997.
In 2016, a 25th Anniversary Celebration Luncheon was held at the RiverBend Community Clubhouse with the guild’s first president, Pat Menary as guest speaker.
Starting with 11 members, the guild has now grown to include 120 members.
Enjoy some of the guild’s highlights from the past.
Click on the photo to see the information.
Originally called the Artisans London Quilters Guild, members met at the East Lions Artisan Centre.
In 1993, the guild began meeting at the Byron Public Library and became known as the
Thames Valley Quilters Guild.
In 1995, the guild moved Wesley-Knox United Church on Askin Street.
The first quilt show was held in 1997.
In 2016, a 25th Anniversary Celebration Luncheon was held at the RiverBend Community Clubhouse with the guild’s first president, Pat Menary as guest speaker.
Starting with 11 members, the guild has now grown to include 120 members.
Enjoy some of the guild’s highlights from the past.
Click on the photo to see the information.
