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"Quilters Take Manhattan," put on for the last seven years by the Quilt Alliance, took its final bow this September. In the future, the Alliance will be focusing their efforts in other areas, including the Quilt Story Road Show:

"For the past seven years, we have proudly presented this Big Apple event featuring some of the quilt world's most talented and fascinating speakers. We raised important operating funds and signed on many enthusiastic new members. We're so excited to take this celebration of quilts, stories and friends to new communities starting in 2018, our 25th anniversary year.


Quilt Story Road Show, our new education and outreach program inspired by QTM, will be offered for a fee to guilds, groups, museums, quilt shows, exhibitions, shops, businesses and communities across the U.S. who want to document, preserve and share the stories of quilts and quiltmakers in their community. These one to two day events will demonstrate and offer hands-on training in oral history, quilt labeling, and other ways to ensure that quilts and their stories do not fade away. Register here to have information emailed to you about our 2018-2020 programs."

-Amy Milne - Executive Director

Click here for an article by the Craft Industry Alliance to see what else the future brings for the Quilt Alliance.

Here are a few memories from Quilters Take Manhattan 2017.


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#2 eileenkny 2017-10-16 19:23
I was lucky enough to attend for the last 5 years. There will never be anything like Quilters Take Manhattan!
#1 AllieA 2017-09-29 10:33
What a great tribute! Brought a tear to my eye, so many beautiful memories....Tha nks Quilt Alliance, for the highest quality event in Quiltland. See you on the road!
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