The Roseville Quilters Guild was founded to: preserve the heritage and promote the skill of quilting teach and learn in a spirit of fellowship serve the community through donation of quilts and charitable giving The Guild was founded in 1989 by three women, JoAnn Tryon, Mardelle Turner, and Lora Williams who met in members' homes until the Guild grew too large to accommodate them. Roseville Quilters now has about 100 members and is a nonprofit organization, organized under the Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Corporation Law of California. We welcome guests at our meetings, and are open to new members. We meet in the Garden Room at the Placer County Fairgrounds at 9am on the 3rd Wednesday of each month except June. (In June our meeting is the 2nd Wednesday so we may set up for the quilt show.)

Directions to the Garden Room: From I-80, take Douglas Blvd West. Turn right onto Judah, then right onto Oak. At the light, turn left onto Washington and continue through the underpass. Turn left onto All American Boulevard, into the Placer County Fairgrounds. At the front gate, turn left (onto Los Vegas) then immediately right, onto Lawton. Go through Gate C to the parking lot. You need to park and walk through the gates to the Garden Room, which is the first building on the right.

Our mailing address is PO Box 513, Roseville, CA 95678-0513.

For more information about becoming a member of the Roseville Quilters Guild, contact the Guild's current president, Betty Weibert, by email or at 916-783-2453. The membership application (for new or renewing members) is here:

Membership form in Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

For more information about how the Guild operates, here are copies of our Bylaws and Policies and Procedures:

Bylaws in Word (doc)

Bylaws in Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

Policies and Procedures in Word (doc)

Policies and Procedures in Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

 

 

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