Quilts

Quilts

Held annually in July, the Kenai River Quilt Tour showcases a variety of quilts made by local artists. As you visit each of the participating locations, you will see the beautiful quilts on display and receive a stamp for your Kenai Quilt Walk passport at each location with no purchase necessary. Additionally each business has donated a prize worth $100 or more! Collect at least 12 stamps and return your completed passport to Robin Place Fabrics or the Soldotna Visitor Center by July 31st and you’ll have a chance to win a prize package! The idea of Quilting on the Kenai creator Pat Reese of Robin Place Fabric the walk is a joint venture with the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce and will continue through the month of July. “There are 14 businesses that came together to place a unique quilt in each location for display and an example of the talent of our local quilting artists. Any of the shops have a passport with a map on the back that makes each location easy to find and with 12 stamps a chance to some really great prizes and if you’re visiting from out of town your prize will be shipped to your home,” explained Reese.

Participating in this year’s Kenai River Quilt Tour is Sweeney’s Clothing, Chez Moi Boutique, Dragonfly Gallery, Fine Thyme Café, Frames & Things, Homestead Jewelers, J&H Sewing &Vacuum, Northcountry Fair, Orange Poppy, River City Books, Robin Place Fabrics, Soldotna Visitor Center, Susan’s Bath & Body Boutique and Trinity Greenhouse. Drawing for prizes will be held at the Soldotna Visitor Center July 31st and you need not be present to win.

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