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Quilts in the Village
During May, the merchants of Edgemont Village and the Grouse Mountain Day Quilters’ Guild welcomed spring and Mothers’ Day by displaying their quilts in merchant windows for the month. The Guild held a show called Quilts in the Chapel and was pleased to participate in this month-long display of Quilts in the Village. There wasl also an interactive game for children up to age 12 with a prize drawn from entries at the end of the month. The GMDQG was very pleased to be in the Village for this event and is grateful for the support of all the merchants. Thanks to all who came and saw the quilts, and to take a look in the shops and restaurants and help make Quilts in the Village and Quilts in the Chapel a wonderful success!
Quilts in the Chapel
Date · May 24th, 2008
Location · St. Martin’s Anglican Church,195 East Windsor Road, North Vancouver
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