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Quilters Club hosting annual Quilt Fest in Medina

The Medina Quilters Club will host its annual Quilt Fest at the Medina Community Library from September 19-26, featuring displays of new and vintage quilts and fiber arts from local artists.

By BY MISSY SOLBRIG Special to the Bulletin·20 hr ago

The Medina Quilters Club will host its annual Quilt Fest at the Medina Community Library Sept. 19-26.

Visitors can enjoy a colorful display of new and treasured vintage quilts, along with other creative fiber arts.

The event highlights the talent, creativity and craftsmanship of local quilters and fiber artists.

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