You’ll find a remarkable quilt exhibit at the Dundas Museum and Archives. It features their large collection of local historical quilts.

As guilds long for new members, Valerie Anne, 29, has explored or joined four in recent years, highlighting unseen barriers.

No matter how long you’ve quilted, you quickly learn this artwork hooks you with its sense of community, often via digital quilt companies.

When I did a trunk show for the Oxford County Quilters Guild, I met Jean Hillis, a master colourist that I’ve admired for many years.

Next year, you can see two Cherrywood Challenges — 2026 Storytime entries and the 2027 Jane Goodall exhibit — at Quilt Canada in Calgary.

Chriss Coleman’s quilts burst with colour and energy, almost as much as the vibrancy she brings to a conversation about her work.

“Watch this,” the white-gloved volunteer said as a woman walked up to Every Child Matters. After inspecting the thread-painted image of a young girl, she began to walk away then did a double take.

Can you name six styles of quilts made by Canada’s pioneers? For a look back at their ingenuity and creativity, join a lecture on Sept. 26.

Égout Pluvial intended to highlight the message of warning that decorative manholes give us. Do not let toxins run into our drainage system.

Melissa Marginet has set out to disprove this myth so more people can enjoy affordable sewing and quilting.