Montana - MT Quilting Guilds listed in alphabetical order by city

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Bigfork.
Bigfork Piecemaker's Quilt Guild. We have about 35 members who pay $10 a year in dues. We meet at 7 pm the third Thursday of the month (no meeting in August) at the Swan River School. We have a block of the month exchange, a yearly raffle quilt, a quilt show, a scholarship for a graduating high school girl, a winter retreat with a seminar, donate community quilts and a Christmas potluck with the Flathead quilt club. Contact mbconrad@centurytel.net for more information.
Billings:
Quilt by Association. We meet on the first Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the basement of Lutheran Church of the Good Sheppard on 24th St. West. Our dues are $12/year. We have an activity every month, treats and social time and Show and Tell. We do community service projects, and with the Yellowstone Valley Quilt Guild, we have a quilt retreat every other year in odd years. We are a busy interesting bunch of quilters, come visit!

LWML Quilting Guild 537 Grand Avenue, Billings, MT 59101 (406) 245-3984 trinitylutheran4@qwest.net We meet every Tuesday at 10:30am in the fellowship hall of the Trinity Lutheran Church. Much of our work is done for charity, and all are welcome.
Bozeman
Gallatin Quilt Guild. We have 50 members who pay $20 a year in dues. We meet at 7:00 p.m. at Grace Bible Church on 19th the second Tuesday of each month. We do a variety of activities. Visit our website for more information.
Butte.
Chateau Quilters. We have approximately 60 members. Dues are $20 a year. We meet on the third Thursday of every month (except December and July). We sponsor classes, a quilt show, quilt camp (for members) and summer quilt classes for children. Contact chateauquilters@yahoo.com for more information
Chinook
Block Builders Quilt Guild. We have about 30 members who pay $6 a year in dues. We meet at 7 pm on the second Tuesday of the month at the Blaine County Library meeting room. We have brown bag exchange, Club challenge, President's challenge, ugly fabric exchange with other guilds once a year, fat quarter fun, summer work meetings, annual birthday party, Xmas party, and a quilt exhibition once a year. We have a monthly meeting, lesson, and show and tell.
Columbia Falls.
Teakettle Quilt Guild with nearly 30 members meets the 3rd Saturday of the month. We bring our sewing machines and sew on a project or something we have brought from home. We have block of the month and will have a September Swap. We make charity quilts for the Montana Veterans Home, Columbia Falls Ambulance, Linus Project and our show and tell is always fabulous. Our next quilt show is in April. Admission is free. For more information, contact Mary at dale1234@arthurmichaelmcgarvey.com
Corvallis
Bitteroot Quilt Guild. We have about 150 members, dues are $20 per year. We meet on the 3rd Wednesday of the winter months from 7pm to 9pm at the Corvallis Grainge off of Hwy 93. We have monthly raffles for Quilt Blocks and fat quarters. Our meeting include presentations and how to instruction. Mini groups are numerous with some specifically to make quilts for charity. Every two years (odd year) we hold a huge Quilt Show at the Corvallis High School.
Drummond
Triple Creek Quilt Guild, Granite County, Montana (Drummond, Hall, Philipsburg). We have about 35 members. Dues are $20/year. Meetings are every second Wednesday of the month September through June at 7pm at the Hall Cafe in Hall. The June meeting is usually in Philipsburg. We have a yearly quilt show in October and raffle a queen size quilt at the show. We also make "Sheriff's Quilts" for local Sheriff, fire and rescue units for those in need. sans4mom@gmail.com
Eureka.
Scraps and Threads Quilt Guild Meets monthly, 2nd Thursday, 9am-4pm at Baptist Church. Meetings incl: demonstration blocks, mystery quilts, Block-of-Month, challenges, round-robins, group quilts for charity, show & tell, pot-luck lunch. Annual membership $17, incl. discounts at fabric shops, discount on guild sponsored classes. Annual spring show
Glasgow
Heirloom Quilters. We have about 44 members who live in Glasgow, Nashua, Fort Peck, Lustre, Scobey and Wolf Point. The meetings are on the first Monday of the month at the Glasgow Senior Citizen Center at 7pm. Our activities include show-n-tell, monthly programs, semi-annual quilt shows, work on charity projects, donating books to two libraries and many miscellaneous projects.
Great Falls
Falls Quilt Guild. We have about 180 members. Dues are $15 annually (Sep-Aug) Regular monthly meetings are at the Senior citizens Center at 7 pm with extra meetings to for Trunk shows accompanying workshops. Meetings include a program, show and tell, fat quarter drawing, block exchange groups. Special projects include Komforter for Kids (small quilts for children for the public safety, abuse and health departments), Adopt-a-Bear (Teddy Bears with quilts for the Pediatric department of the local hospital), a biannual quilt show, semi-annual workshops, a quilt retreat and other "ad hoc" projects. Address: Falls Quilt Guild, P.O. Box 6592, Great Falls, MT 59406.
Hardin
Undercover Gals, 406-665-2525.
Helena
The Helena Quilters Guild meets at the Evangelical Covenant Church, 800 N Hoback on the 2nd Thursday of each month @ 7pm. Our dues are $15 yearly. We have block exchanges, show and tell, demonstrations, classes and work on 'Quilts for Comfort' for the community! Seamers and Dreamers group meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesday 10:30 am - 4 pm at the church (800 N Hoback). Please come and pay us a visit if you are in town. Contact lorena4mk@yahoo.com for more information.
Kalispell
Flathead Quilt Guild.150 members who pay $10 yearly dues. We meet once a Month on the First Thursdays of the month.
Libby
Kootenai Valley Quilt Guild, 406-293-4838.
Livingston
Livingston: Peace By Piece Quilt Guild has 60 members who meet the first Thursday of the month at the American Lutheran Church, corner of "F" and Lewis at 7:00PM every month except July - we have our picnic in August at Sacajawea Park. We have a wonderful quilt show every other year (even years). We get together for sew-ins ,have BOM's,lessons and show and tell and to work on quilts to donate. Dues are $20/year. Come join us!
Missoula
The Missoula Quilt Guild has approximately 110 members. Our year starts in September and the dues are $18. We meet at the Best,(formerly 4'Bs), Conference Center at the corner of Brooks & Reserve at 7:00 p.m. the second Wed. of the month. We do not meet in June or August and we have a potluck
dinner picnic at a local park in July. There are 8-10 satellite groups, five of which exchange blocks regularly - the others are social and may or may not exchange blocks. Our locally owned quilt shops provide a meeting place for some of the groups and are great supporters of the guild. We have a show in the spring of the even numbered years and a raffle quilt every year. We donate baby quilts regularly to various organizations and have had other special quilt donation projects. Contact Debbie at juniper@bigsky.net for more information.

A Thread Runs Thru It. We have about 35 members who pay $30 a year in dues. We meet at 6:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of the month at the Head Start School. We have block exchanges, fat quarter swaps, classes, a yearly raffle quilt. We have made several soldier quilts and other quilts for charity. Contact Sandy at evenson@montana.com for more information
Plains
Who, Plains Piecers. What, a group of 20-25 fun ladies helping each other. Where, First Lutheran Church. When, Second Monday of the month, 1PM, sewing, to meeting time at 7PM. Why, Because we share a common interest.
Rush City
Rush City Piecemakers. Dues are $12. year. We meet the third Monday of the month at the Sr. Center in Rush City. Contact Karen Guthmueller.
Seeley Lake
Quiltmakers of the Tamaracks. We have about 35 members who pay &10.00 a year in dues. We meet at 9am on the fourth Thursday of the month at the Community Hall in Seeley Lake. We have 30's fabrics nine patch exchanges, secret sisters, raffle quilt to benefit our yearly Quilt Show held the third weekend in July.We have nine regular meetings for our own projects and three months set aside for special projects. Contact d.anda.niethe200@seeleylake.net for more information
Shelby
The Triangle Square Quilt Guild draws its 50-some members from five counties in north central Montana. TSQG meets the third Tuesday of each month (except December) at 7:00pm at the Senior Citizens' Center, 739 Benton Av in Shelby. Annual dues are $10.00 Our annual "show and Tell" party is held the first Saturday in October. For information about the guild, contact Anne Wiens, 215 6th Av S, SHelby MT 59474, or email sweetgrassdesigns@yahoo.com
St Regis/Superior
Cabin Fever Quilt Guild is our name and we have 50 members. Our business meetings are the first Tuesday of each month and are alternated between St. Regis and Superior. The first Monday and the last Tuesday of the month there are work meetings held in St. Regis and Superior. The guild sponsors a Quilt Show that is held in conjunction with Mineral County Fair which is held the first Thursday, Friday and Saturday of August. Our club has a quilt raffle each year with the money earned going to a chairity selected by the guild members. We have a secret sister program. For more information contact Sharon@blackfoot.net.
Superior
St. Regis, Alberton. Cabin Fever Quilters. We are a guild of 50 members who meet the 1st Tuesday of each month rotating between the 3 towns. We have a block of the month, fat quarter drawings, door prize drawings secret sisters, block exchanges, and classes. Our yearly raffle quilt benefits a local charity. Each town has a sewing workshop between meetings. We also hold an annual quilt show and sponsor a Relay for Life team. Gaynelle Stamm jgstamm@blackfoot.net
Thompson Falls
Thompson Falls & Trout Creek. Flat-IronQuilters Guild. We have about 50 members who pay$12 a year in dues. We meet on the first Monday @ 7pm of every month with alternating locations between Thompson Falls and Trout Creek. We have Block of the month, Demonstrations, Challenge quilts and Round Robin, Monthly Classes and Yearly trip to SpokaneQuilt Show. Also yearly Raffle quilt and Donation Quilts. We have a yearly Quilt show.
Troy
Tender Lovin' Quilter's. We have about 45 members who pay $12 a year. We meet at 7pm on the first Monday of each month at the United Methodist Church. We have block or the month, secret pals, brown bag gift swaps, classes, trips etc.
Westby
The Wee Bee Quilters Guild was formed in 1999 and we currently have around 15 active members who pay $10 dues each year. We meet on the first Tuesday of every month, September - May, at 2:00 p.m. in the Westby Community Center. We have a fat quarter prize each meeting. Our current project is a mystery quilt and we also have made many quilts for charity. On going education includes Adult Ed Classes by a published quilter from Alexander, North Dakota. Guild members also provide their expertise in such areas paper piecing, chenille, bargello and photo quilts, to name a few. We have had three quilt shows, usually every other year. Please drop in for coffee and inspiration from this talented group of quilters. ahove@hotmail.com
Whitehall
Quilt Jam Guild & Fiber Fanatics. Quilt Jam Guild & Fiber Fanatics meets at Cozy Mountain Quilt Shop at 6:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday each month. The guild purpose is to promote cooperation and exchange of ideas among those persons in or engaged in quilting and fiber arts, further the education and skill levels of the members of this guild, preserve the heritage of quilt making & fiber arts, and promote related activities,provide opportunities that will encourage community interest in quilting and fiber arts, and promote philanthropic ventures. Kay Hutchings-Cook tollmountain@in-tch.com
Whitefish.
Stumptown Quilt Society. We have about 70 active members who pay $10 a year in dues. We meet the second Saturday of the month (except July) at 10AM at Mountain West Bank, 6th and Spokane in Whitefish. We have a FQ drawing, secret sister, an annual retreat and a quilt show every other year. We also do projects immediately after our monthly meeting. Contact sugarbear@bresnan.net for more information.
Yellowstone Valley
Yellowstone Valley Quilters meet the third Wednesday of every month at 1:00 pm at Mayflower Congregational Church (corner of Poly Drive & Rehberg in
Billings). Dues are $10 per year. Visitors and new members welcome anytime.

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