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The Lincoln Quilters Guild meets at the College View Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 4801 Prescott Ave in Lincoln, Nebraska on the second Monday of each month, March through November. (The June meeting is the third Monday.)Meetings begin at 7:00 pm and feature a program presented by an invited speaker. You will find the speaker bios and program topics for this year on our Programs & Workshops page.
Visitors (non-members) are welcome to attend LQG monthly programs – there is a $5 admission fee for first time visitors and a $15 fee for subsequent visits each LQG year. Join or renew with this form.
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March 2021 Workshop
Tuesday, March 9
Instructor: Merrie Ford, Certified Laura Heine Instructor
Workshop: Collage Techniques
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We Have a Winner!
Congratulations to Joyce Pope whose name was drawn as the winner of "Sun Jewels" during our Facebook Live Raffle Quilt drawing. You can still watch the exciting moment ....
2020 LQG Scholarship
Our recipient for the 2020 LQG Scholarship is Kelly Ross, on behalf of Totonga Bomoi.
Ms. Ross is the Program Director at Totonga Bomoi. Totonga Bomoi has a chance to clear a pathway of economic success for refugee and immigrant women in eastern Nebraska by ......
We Have a Winner!
Congratulations to Joyce Pope whose name was drawn as the winner of "Sun Jewels" during our Facebook Live Raffle Quilt drawing. You can still watch the exciting moment ....
2020 LQG Scholarship
Our recipient for the 2020 LQG Scholarship is Kelly Ross, on behalf of Totonga Bomoi.
Ms. Ross is the Program Director at Totonga Bomoi. Totonga Bomoi has a chance to clear a pathway of economic success for refugee and immigrant women in eastern Nebraska by ......