Mountain Quiltfest Kicks Off at LeConte | News

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Nestled beneath the stunning backdrop of the Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is bustling with charm and creativity as it hosts one of its most beloved annual events, A Mountain Quiltfest. Running from June 9 to 11 at the LeConte Event Center, this year marks the event’s 32nd anniversary. With hundreds of quilts on display, showcasing a delightful array of styles, attendees can revel in a tapestry of artistry that honors the rich heritage of quilting. Plus, the delightful scent of fresh fabric fills the air as local vendors offer everything from patterns to materials, perfect for both seasoned quilters and curious newcomers alike.

In addition to the breathtaking quilt exhibition, Quiltfest is packed with engaging activities, including daily demonstrations, storytelling sessions about quilt-making, and special contests. Don’t miss the popular “show and tell” on June 10 where you can showcase your own quilted creations and snap photos with fellow enthusiasts. For those seeking expert insights, handmade quilts can even be appraised on-site by a qualified evaluator. And if you’re keen to expand your skills, a variety of classes are offered throughout the event. While the exhibition is free, registration is required for the classes, so don’t forget to check the Quiltfest website for all the details.

Plan Your Visit

A Mountain Quiltfest in Pigeon Forge is a celebration of creativity and community nestled amid the breathtaking Smokies. Whether you’re a devoted quilter or simply looking to explore a unique cultural experience, this event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with local artisans and delve into the rich tapestry of quilt-making tradition. For all the intricate details and to register for classes, head to the Quiltfest website. Discover more hidden gems across the Smoky Mountains and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!


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