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Des Moines Area Quilters Guild Quilt Show

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Our quilt show is a "Show within a Show", held in conjunction with American Quilter's Society Quilt Week and Show. Our guild's quilt show includes approximately 400 member quilts, usually 100+ quilts in our Silent Auction (with a Take It Home Now pricing), special exhibits, and a large display of quilts donated by members to a large variety of local charities.

Visit AmericanQuilter.com for details on the national quilt show, along with registration information and a list of classes and lectures.

Des Moines Area Quilters Guild Quilt Show

Address : Iowa Events Center, 730 Third St Des Moines IA
Phone : 515-279-2368   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : wmshotwell@aol.com

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